Abstract
Optical temporal imaging is a technique of stretching or compressing an optical waveform in time, while fully preserving its temporal structure [1]. The key element of a temporal imaging system is a time lens, introducing a quadratic in time phase modulation into the signal field, which may be based, for example, on the sum-frequency generation (SFG). A quantum treatment of the time lens becomes important in some special cases, in particular when the information on some physical process is conveyed by single photons or by squeezed light [2,3].
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