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    "abstract": "A novel high-throughput second-order-correlation measurement system is\ndeveloped which records and makes use of all the arrival times of photons\ndetected at both start and stop detectors. This system is suitable particularly\nfor a light source having a high photon flux and a long coherence time since it\nis more efficient than conventional methods by an amount equal to the product\nof the count rate and the correlation time of the light source. We have used\nthis system in carefully investigating the dead time effects of detectors and\nphoton counters on the second-order correlation function in the two-detector\nconfiguration. For a non-stationary light source, distortion of original signal\nwas observed at high photon flux. A systematic way of calibrating the\nsecond-order correlation function has been devised by introducing a concept of\nan effective dead time of the entire measurement system.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0411212",
    "authors": [
      "Wonshik Choi",
      "Moonjoo Lee",
      "Ye-Ryoung Lee",
      "Changsoon Park",
      "Jai-Hyung Lee",
      "Kyungwon An",
      "C. Fang-Yen",
      "R. R. Dasari",
      "M. S. Feld"
    ],
    "categories": [
      "physics.ins-det"
    ],
    "doi": "10.1063/1.1986969",
    "title": "Calibration of second-order correlation functions for non-stationary   sources with a multi-start multi-stop time-to-digital converter",
    "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0411212"
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