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Experimental Separation of Wave and Particle Attributes of a Single Photon Based on the Quantum Cheshire Cat Concept

Physics

Experimental Separation of Wave and Particle Attributes of a Single Photon Based on the Quantum Cheshire Cat Concept

Li

This groundbreaking research by Li et al. explores the fascinating separation of wave and particle attributes of a single photon through the innovative quantum Cheshire cat concept and weak measurement techniques. Their findings shed new light on wave-particle duality, pushing the boundaries of our understanding of fundamental quantum mechanics.... show more
Abstract
Publisher
Light: Science & Applications
Published On
Jan 31, 2023
Authors
Li
Tags
quantum mechanics
wave-particle duality
weak measurement
Mach-Zehnder interferometer
quantum Cheshire cat
single photon
spatial separation

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