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Observing Quantum Jumps of Light by Quantum-Non-Demolition Measurement

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Abstract

Microwave photons stored in a superconducting cavity are non-destructively observed with a stream of Rydberg atoms. Collapse of the field into photon number states as well as quantum jumps between number sates are observed.

© 2007 Optical Society of America

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