The vast majority of physical objects we deal with are almost exclusively made of atoms. Due to their discrete level structure, single atoms have proved to be excellent emitters of nonclassical light, i.e. single photons. We demonstrate experimentally that this nonclassical behaviour is preserved when scaling up the number of atoms in the source ensemble by several orders of magnitude., Lukáš Slodička, Ondřej Číp a Radim Filip., and Obsahuje bibliografické odkazy