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Correlated amplification of light.

We show that it is possible to amplify a beam of light in such a way that less noise is added to the beam than would be added by a quantum-noise-limited amplifier. This result can be interpreted in terms of a filtering mechanism that makes it possible to reduce the effective noise bandwidth of the amplifier