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Quantum Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy in the far-infrared region

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Abstract

Quantum Fourier-transform (QFTIR) spectroscopy enables the estimation of infrared optical properties only by detecting visible or near-infrared light, harnessing the quantum interference between the successive photon-pair generation processes. We demonstrate QFTIR spectroscopy in the finger print region around 10 µm.

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