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The Second-order Correlation Function, denoted as g^(2)(τ), measures the Intensity correlations or Statistical Independence of a field at two points in time, providing insights into the Quantum nature of light and Photon bunching phenomena. It is a crucial tool in distinguishing between Classical and Quantum light sources, as g^(2)(0) < 1 indicates quantum (non-classical) light, such as Single-photon Sources.
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