Data from a delayed choice quantum eraser experiment

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Hello! Does anyone here have raw data from a delayed choice quantum eraser experiment that you wouldn't mind sharing? Ideally, data from all the detectors, not just coincidence counts that the analysis usually focuses on? Or, are you aware of any data repository where data from quantum physics experiments could be downloaded from? Thanks!
 
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My uninformed guess is that your best bet is probably to find papers on delayed choice experiments (e.g.), contact the authors, and ask nicely for the data.

More long term, you can support the open science movement in pushing for ubiquitous data publication alongside papers.