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Store a photo on a single photon	by fallow	2007-01-22 08:25:30
Remember, the photon phase is a real number	by shminux	2007-01-22 10:14:29
phi in exp(i*phi), so there is theoretically no limit how much classical (discrete) info you can store in it. The tricks were: - to slow down/buffer the photon - to get high enough accuracy to avoid distortion during the above buffering, so that enough of the phase information could be retrieved. Quite impressive, I agree.
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