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 abstract = {Quantum photonics offers much promise for the development of new technologies. The ability to control the interaction of light and matter at the level of single quantum excitations is a prerequisite for the construction of potentially powerful devices. Here we use the rotational levels of a room temperature ensemble of hydrogen molecules to couple two distinct optical modes at the single photon level using femtosecond pulses with 2 THz bandwidth. We observe photon correlations that violate a Cauchy–Schwarz inequality, thereby verifying the creation of a nonclassical state. This work demonstrates the rich potential of molecules for use in ultrafast quantum photonic devices.},
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 author = {Bustard, Philip J. and Erskine, Jennifer and England, Duncan G. and Nunn, Josh and Hockett, Paul and Lausten, Rune and Spanner, Michael and Sussman, Benjamin J.},
 doi = {10.1364/OL.40.000922},
 journal = {Optics Letters},
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