Ghost imaging experiment with sunlight compared to laboratory experiment with thermal light

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2012-10-15

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Karmakar, Sanjit, Ronald Meyers, and Yanhua Shih. “Ghost Imaging Experiment with Sunlight Compared to Laboratory Experiment with Thermal Light.” Quantum Communications and Quantum Imaging X 8518 (October 2012): 15–17. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.929157.

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UMBC Quantum Optics Laboratory

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A recent article reports on the demonstration of ghost imaging using sunlight which also presents theory for ghost imaging in the atmosphere based on two photon interference. The current paper reviews the experiment from a different context than that presented by Karmakar, Meyers and Shih (KMS). Here we examine data from the KMS sunlight ghost imaging experiment and compare it to ghost imaging produced by true thermal light.