- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
-
1 The Quantum nature of light -
2 Quantization of cavity modes -
3 Field quantization -
4 Interaction of light with matter -
5 Coherent states -
6 Entangled states -
7 Paraxial quantum optics -
8 Linear optical devices -
9 Photon detection -
10 Experiments in linear optics -
11 Coherent interaction of light with atoms -
12 Cavity quantum electrodynamics -
13 Nonlinear quantum optics -
14 Quantum noise and dissipation -
15 Nonclassical states of light -
16 Linear optical amplifiers* -
17 Quantum tomography -
18 The master equation -
19 Bell's theorem and its optical tests -
20 Quantum information -
Appendix A Mathematics -
Appendix B Classical electrodynamics -
Appendix C Quantum theory - References
- Index
Bell's theorem and its optical tests
Bell's theorem and its optical tests
- Chapter:
- (p.578) 19 Bell's theorem and its optical tests
- Source:
- Quantum Optics
- Author(s):
J. C. Garrison
R. Y. Chiao
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press
This chapter begins with a review of the ideas of locality and realism which provide the basis for the Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox. The general conditions defining a local, realistic theory are stated, and then used to prove Bell's theorem, which yields — for any local, realistic theory — an inequality satisfied by certain linear combinations of correlations. It is shown that this inequality is violated by quantum theory and by experiment. The chapter ends with a discussion of possible experimental loopholes and the alternative Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger (GHZ) state, which would, in principle, make the use of statistical correlations unnecessary.
Keywords: locality, realism, Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox, local, realistic theory, Bell's theorem, experimental loopholes, GHZ state
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Preface
- Introduction
-
1 The Quantum nature of light -
2 Quantization of cavity modes -
3 Field quantization -
4 Interaction of light with matter -
5 Coherent states -
6 Entangled states -
7 Paraxial quantum optics -
8 Linear optical devices -
9 Photon detection -
10 Experiments in linear optics -
11 Coherent interaction of light with atoms -
12 Cavity quantum electrodynamics -
13 Nonlinear quantum optics -
14 Quantum noise and dissipation -
15 Nonclassical states of light -
16 Linear optical amplifiers* -
17 Quantum tomography -
18 The master equation -
19 Bell's theorem and its optical tests -
20 Quantum information -
Appendix A Mathematics -
Appendix B Classical electrodynamics -
Appendix C Quantum theory - References
- Index
