Abstract
Squeezing in resonance fluorescence was predicted more than a decade ago,1 but it has not been observed until now. There are lwo problems in connection with such an experiment. First, in a homodyne measurement of the photon statistics the observable effect is limited by the detection and collection efficiencies and is therefore extremely small.2 Second, since the squeezing effect is phase sensitive, the atom must be localized very well. To overcome these problems, homodyne intensity-correlation measurements of the fluorescence from a trapped ion have been proposede.3
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