Abstract
The ability to engineer various quantum states of light is a central requirement for quantum information processing, including quantum communication, computing and metrology. In this endeavor, many experiments use the so-called conditional preparation technique. The dynamic of the heralded states, i.e. its temporal mode, mainly depends on the setup and has been studied theoretically with different strategies [1,2]. However, it remains difficult to extract the optimal mode with a precise description of the experimental setup: it requires very often some additional assumptions. This is why it is important to characterize experimentally the dynamic of the generated states as it might improve the fidelity of the generated state.
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