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A photonic switch directs incoming photons to one of two output ports, A or B, with probabilities p and 1-p respectively. The summary examines the probabilities of outcomes for R photons directed to port A and G photons to port B over n total photons. It determines the distributions and statistics of R, the probability the first photon is alone in its port, the probability a port receives exactly one photon, and the distribution of the difference between R and G.

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in a super fast photonic switch that you are designing, each incoming photon is directed to
output port A with probability p, and to output port B with probability 1 p, indepen-
dently. Let R be the total number of photons going to port A and let G be the number of
items going to port B in a certain amount of time, during which n photons pass through the
switch.
(a) Determine the PMF, expected value, and variance of the random variable R.
(b) Evaluate P(A), the probability that the first photon ends up being the only one sent to
its port.
(c) Find P(B), the probability that at least one port ends up receiving exactly one photon
in this time interval.
(d) Evaluate the expectation and variance for the difference, D = R G.
(e) Assume n 2. Given that both of the first two input photons go to port A, find the
conditional expectation, variance and PMF of R.

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