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Photocount distributions and field statistics

F. T. Arecchi

Published Jan 1, 1969• 18 citations
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In recent years there has been considerable utilization of photocount statistics for studying theoretical and experimental properties of a quantized electromagnetic field. The electromagnetic field, which has been of greatest interest in these areas, is a superposition of coherent and chaotic radiation. In this paper closed-form recurrence equations are derived for the photocount distribution and the factorial moments for this case. The photocount distribution is then obtained by using a well-known solution for p(0, T), and the factorial moments are generated by using the fact that the zeroth factorial moment is unity.