“…Ellipsometry typically focuses on determining a specific pair of polarization parameters, namely the ratio between two reflection or transmission components and the difference between two phase shifts, which can be cast as the ratio between two diattenuation parameters (1 β π) /(1 β π) or π/π and a rotation angle about the e 3 axis. This has been studied from a few quantum perspectives (Abouraddy et al, 2001(Abouraddy et al, , 2002Graham et al, 2006;Rudnicki et al, 2020;Toussaint et al, 2002Toussaint et al, , 2004Wang and Agarwal, 2021) that we review here. First, one can show that particular quantum states, such as entangled photon pairs, can be used for measuring these two parameters (Abouraddy et al, 2001(Abouraddy et al, , 2002Graham et al, 2006;Toussaint et al, 2002, It is still possible to approach the lower bound in some parameter regimes (Albarelli et al, 2019).…”