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Reducing the Free-Space Group Velocity of Single Photons by Transverse Structuring

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Abstract

The group velocity of light in free space is decreased by controlling the transverse spatial structure of the beam. We present experimental results in the single-photon regime, supported by a simple geometric argument and a full theoretical treatment.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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