Resonant sum frequency generation with time-energy entangled photons.

Phys Rev Lett

Edward L. Ginzton Laboratory, Stanford University, Stanford, California 94305, USA.

Published: February 2009

We describe a technique for enhancing the efficiency of sum frequency generation using entangled signal and idler photons. By resonating the sum frequency field, we observe that the generated power varies linearly with input power and is increased by a factor of 12.

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