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I am seeing in a lot of papers about quantum optics the term "non-degenerate photon pair", which seems like a very important concept. This

This may seem like a silly question, but I am an EE undergrad who has just started reading papers in this field and would appreciate any clarification or even advise on some textbook references.

I am seeing in a lot of papers about quantum optics the term "non-degenerate photon pair", which seems like a very important concept. This may seem like a silly question, but I am an EE undergrad who has just started reading papers in this field and would appreciate any clarification or even advise on some textbook references.

I am seeing in a lot of papers about quantum optics the term "non-degenerate photon pair", which seems like a very important concept.

This may seem like a silly question, but I am an EE undergrad who has just started reading papers in this field and would appreciate any clarification or even advise on some textbook references.

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Meaning of non-degenerate photon pair

I am seeing in a lot of papers about quantum optics the term "non-degenerate photon pair", which seems like a very important concept. This may seem like a silly question, but I am an EE undergrad who has just started reading papers in this field and would appreciate any clarification or even advise on some textbook references.