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Coherent Absorption of N00N States
Abstract
Recent results in deeply subwavelength thickness films demonstrate coherent control and logical gateoperations with both classical and single-photon light sources. However, quantum processing and devices typically involve more than one photon and nontrivial input quantum states. Here we experimentallyinvestigate two-photon N00N state coherent absorption in a multilayer graphene film. Depending on theN00N state input phase, it is possible to selectively choose between single- or two-photon absorption of theinput state in the graphene film. These results demonstrate that coherent absorption in the quantum regime exhibits unique features, opening up applications in multiphoton spectroscopy and imaging.