Intensity interferometry with more than two detectors?

Intensity interferometry with anyons

A pairwise correlation function in relative momentum space is discussed as a tool to characterize the properties of an incoherent source of noninteracting Abelian anyons. This is analogous to the Hanbury-Brown Twiss effect for particles with fractional statistics in two dimensions. In particular, using a flux tube model for anyons, the effects of source shape and quantum statistics on a two-par...

Switching with more than two colours

The operation of switching a finite graph was introduced by Seidel, in the study of strongly regular graphs. We may conveniently regard a graph as being a 2-colouring of a complete graph; then the extension to switching of an m-coloured complete graph is easy to define. However, the situation is very different. For m > 2, all m-coloured graphs lie in the same switching class. However, there are...

Asymmetric Auctions with More Than Two Bidders∗

The theoretical literature on asymmetric first-price auctions has focused mainly on settings with either (1) exactly two bidders or (2) an arbitrary number of bidders with types in a common support. Even though closed form solutions are typically impossible, there is enough structure in the problem to guide both empirical work and numerical solutions or simulations. However, casual observation ...

Motion Estimation with More than Two Frames

This paper reports on the development of a general motion estimation system based on using three or more frames. The relevant portion of the sequence is treated as a whole, thus simplifying the process of estimating the motion parameters, and enabling the computation of the motion parameters in terms of the natural center of motion. The paper presents a general description of this motion estima...

Comparing More Than Two Groups