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Electron quantum optics is an emerging field whose purpose is to transpose what can be done with photons in ballistic conductors. Electron quantum optics thus aims at the controlled preparation, manipulation and measurement of single electron excitations in a ballistic conductors. Due to the recent demonstration of a single electron source in quantum Hall edge channels, it is now possible to realize electron quantum optics experiments such as the celebrated Hanbury Brown and Twiss experiment. In this seminar, I will review the recent developments in these field emphasizing analogies and differences between electron quantum optics and the usual photon quantum optics. (This is meant to be an introduction, so don't panic !)

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