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Optical images can be used to transport, store and process information in a parallel way. We discuss different results obtained in the domain of 'quantum imaging', aiming at exploiting at the same time the quantum properties of optical images and their intrinsic parallelism. We define the notion of standard quantum limit (SQL) in optical resolution, set by the quantum noise of usual coherent light, and show that it can be much lower than the diffraction limit. We also prove that this limit can be circumvented by especially designed nonclassical and multimode light. We present an experiment showing that OPOs oscillating, inside an exactly confocal cavity actually produce such transverse multimode nonclassical light. We finally describe another experiment which has surpassed the SQL in the case of beam positioning, both in the 1D and 2D cases. (C) 2003 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
quantum noise
quantum fluctuations
quantum spatial correlations
quantum limits
optical resolution
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