This paper presents a novel quantum imaging protocol that eliminates the need for object-photon interaction, direct detection, and spatially resolved detectors. By integrating a single-photon Michelson interferometer into a nonlinear interferometer based on induced coherence and utilizing single-pixel imaging, the authors demonstrate interaction-free, single-pixel quantum imaging using undetected photons. This method minimizes detection requirements and enables the characterization of delicate samples at silicon-detectable wavelengths, paving the way for applications in imaging sensitive specimens.
Publisher
npj Quantum Information
Published On
Jan 05, 2023
Authors
Yiquan Yang, Hong Liang, Xiaze Xu, Lijian Zhang, Shining Zhu, Xiao-song Ma
Tags
quantum imaging
interaction-free
single-pixel imaging
undetected photons
nonlinear interferometer
coherence
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