Abstract
We show theoretically that a two-mode squeezed vacuum injected into a Mach-Zehnder interferometer can produce quantum states ranging from the maximally entangled to a perfectly disentangled state. The degree of quantum correlation is controlled by the phase shift in the interferometer. It corresponds to measurable fourth-order photon correlations.
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