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Coincidence-based spectral engineering for spectral matching in cascaded downconversion
Three-photon states generated via cascaded spontaneous parametric downconversion provide a direct route to multipartite entanglement. However, current implementations require careful spectral matching between successive nonlinear stages, which constrains the choice of downconversion sources. In this
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