When is a single photon not a single photon?

Ars Technica
By Chris LeeJul 26, 2014, 12:15 pm216 ptsTrending
Beamsplitters like these are enough to confirm that single photons can be linearly polarized. Fermilab One of the joys of the arXiv is that anyone can submit anything to the website. Cranks and kooks can publish to their hearts' content in the theoretical physics section. Their work will remain there, read…

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