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Detection of Single Photons Using Slow light

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Abstract

We demonstrate photodetection with single-photon level sensitivity using slow light through a four-wave mixing process with high dispersion and high gain in hot rubidium vapor. The delay times are dependent on the few-photon input states.

© 2014 Optical Society of America

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