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Chinese Physics Letters

Photonic Crystal Fiber Source of Quantum Correlated Photon Pairs in the 1550 nm Telecom Band

崔亮, 李小英, 范海洋, 杨磊, 马晓欣

Published Jan 1, 2009• 0 citations
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