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Mark Beck

Professor of Physics

Reed College

Affiliations

History and Social Sciences

History

Mathematical and Natural Sciences

Physics

Mark Beck is currently serving as a History Professor of Physics at Reed College.

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Reed College

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physics photonics applied physics quantum science light science lightwave technology quantum information science lasers quantum computing ultrafast laser spectroscopy quantum entanglement optical properties nonlinear phenomenon computational imaging biomedical imaging nonlinear science medical optical imaging radiology computational physics atomic spectroscopy vibrational spectroscopy number-phase uncertainty relations electrical engineering nature physic experimental physics particle beam light mode nonlinear dynamics laboratory investigation optical metrology quantum optics laser science experimental analysis density matrix quantum state high energy physics analytical atomic spectrometry quantum measurement photon statistic optical spectroscopy optical engineering beam optics wave optics guided-wave optic precision measurement optical imaging wave propagation optical fields squeezed-vacuum states wigner function quantum nature undergraduate laboratory quantum behavior phase-space tomography optical phase retrieval fractional-order fourier transforms dc-balanced homodyne detection ultrafast measurement harmonic analysis modern physics quantum chemistry mathematical physics mathematics nature method quantum mechanics philosophy of mathematics scientific computing nanophotonics engineering science entropy atomic physics science and technology studies quantum engineering spectral theory scientific communication optical materials nonlinear phenomena electron configuration photonic crystals quantum field theory quantum materials pure mathematics

Notable Scholarly Works

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Active Polarization Stabilization of Fields in an Optical Fiber for Protective Measurements. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2026)

laser absorption spectrometryphotonicslasersoptical materialsfibersadvanced fiber materiallight scienceoptical propertiesoptical spectrometerlightwave technology

Protective Measurements of Photon Polarization Using a Temporal Pointer. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2023)

physicsphotonicsapplied physicslight sciencebiophotonicsoptical propertieslightwave technology

Detecting Correlated Errors in Twin-Field Quantum Key Distribution. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2022)

physicsquantum computingquantum entanglementquantum information sciencecomputational physicsquantum science

Imaging Through Scattering Media Using Pulsed Homodyne Detection. Advances in Optical Imaging and Photon Migration (2022)

M. BeckM. E. AndersonM. G. Raymer

materials sciencephotonicsoptical imagingpulsed homodyne detection

Self-Consistent State and Measurement Tomography With Fewer Measurements. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2021)

A. StephensJ. M. CutshallT. McPheeM. Beck

physicscomputational imagingmeasurement tomographymeasurementself-consistent stateprecision measurementfewer measurements

Continuous Frequency-Domain Multiplexing of Heralded Single-Photon Sources. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2019)

photonic crystalsphotonicsnanophotonicslight sciencelightwave technology

State Preparation and Measurement Tomography via Unitary Transformations. (2019)

computational imagingmeasurementbiomedical imagingmedical imagingradiologyfunctional imaging

Detecting False Correlations: Uncovering a Faked Bell-Inequality Violation. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

statistical hypothesis teststatisticsinferencestatistical methodologyapproximate reasoningcognitive sciencecorrelation

Loop State-Preparation-And-Measurement Tomography of a Two-Qubit System. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2018)

physicsquantum computingquantum engineeringapplied physicsquantum information sciencecomputational physicsquantum science

Detecting Nonlocal Correlated Errors: Bob Gets Caught Faking a Bell-Inequality Violation. (2017)

wireless personal communicationstatistical inferencestatisticsstatistical theoryhigh-dimensional statisticsstatistical methodologyentropyapproximate reasoningapplied mathematicsbayesian analysisinformation fusionuncertainty quantificationsignal processingcomputer sciencecorrelationquantum information sciencecomputational statistics

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Mark Beck

Professor of Physics

Reed College

Affiliations

History and Social Sciences

History

Mathematical and Natural Sciences

Physics

Mark Beck is currently serving as a History Professor of Physics at Reed College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Mark Beck

Reed College

Professor of Physics

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Active Polarization Stabilization of Fields in an Optical Fiber for Protective Measurements. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2026)

laser absorption spectrometryphotonicslasersoptical materialsfibersadvanced fiber materiallight scienceoptical propertiesoptical spectrometerlightwave technology

Protective Measurements of Photon Polarization Using a Temporal Pointer. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2023)

physicsphotonicsapplied physicslight sciencebiophotonicsoptical propertieslightwave technology

Detecting Correlated Errors in Twin-Field Quantum Key Distribution. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2022)

physicsquantum computingquantum entanglementquantum information sciencecomputational physicsquantum science

Imaging Through Scattering Media Using Pulsed Homodyne Detection. Advances in Optical Imaging and Photon Migration (2022)

M. BeckM. E. AndersonM. G. Raymer

materials sciencephotonicsoptical imagingpulsed homodyne detection

Self-Consistent State and Measurement Tomography With Fewer Measurements. Physical review. A/Physical review, A (2021)

A. StephensJ. M. CutshallT. McPheeM. Beck

physicscomputational imagingmeasurement tomographymeasurementself-consistent stateprecision measurementfewer measurements

Continuous Frequency-Domain Multiplexing of Heralded Single-Photon Sources. Bulletin of the American Physical Society (2019)

photonic crystalsphotonicsnanophotonicslight sciencelightwave technology

State Preparation and Measurement Tomography via Unitary Transformations. (2019)

computational imagingmeasurementbiomedical imagingmedical imagingradiologyfunctional imaging

Detecting False Correlations: Uncovering a Faked Bell-Inequality Violation. arXiv (Cornell University) (2018)

statistical hypothesis teststatisticsinferencestatistical methodologyapproximate reasoningcognitive sciencecorrelation

Loop State-Preparation-And-Measurement Tomography of a Two-Qubit System. Journal of the Optical Society of America B (2018)

physicsquantum computingquantum engineeringapplied physicsquantum information sciencecomputational physicsquantum science

Detecting Nonlocal Correlated Errors: Bob Gets Caught Faking a Bell-Inequality Violation. (2017)

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