Natalia Herrera Valencia, F. Bouchard, Florian Brandt, R. Fickler, M. Huber, M. Malik
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Near-Perfect Measurement of Photonic Spatial Modes
We propose and experimentally demonstrate a method to measure arbitrary spatial modes with a greater than 99% accuracy. This technique will be useful for quantum communication protocols where high-quality measurements are necessary and losses can be tolerated.