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Alex Torres
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Cthugha said:Walborn states that at the beginning of section III. In the polarization entangled BBO version of the experiment he uses afterwards, the incoming light is not polarized linearly anymore and there is no direct interference pattern left
Ok got it...
Just gave that link by mistake, the following gives a better layman's description, see under the caption "Double slit interference", he performs a test for interference in his setup before touching in anyway the polarization of the entangled photons.
https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/abdaa0fc-2e1a-4689-97f8-8d866fe89a63
Think he just wanted to be sure the SPDC process was not affecting the interference pattern in anyway.
But,...let us stop right there,...
Assume detector Dp is replaced by another detector which is exactly the same as detector Ds.
The question is... will Dp(assuming was replaced as described above ) show the same interference pattern as it happens to be in Ds??