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Integrated AlGaAs Source of Highly Indistinguishable and Energy-Time Entangled Photons
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The first realization of a universal linear-optic circuit was in a single SiO2-chip in 2015, which consists of a six-mode triangularly arranged MZI network.
“Its first realization was in a single SiO 2 -chip in 2015 ( Fig.4d ) [77], which consists of a six-mode triangularly arranged MZI network.”
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The first integrated heralded CNOT gate was performed using a fully programmable SiO2-chip that was able to implement universal linear-optic operations.
“The first integrated heralded CNOT gate was performed using a fully programmable SiO 2 -chip that was able to implement universal linear-optic operations [77].”
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A six-mode universal linear-optic circuit was realised in a re-programmable SiO2 chip consisting of a cascade of 15 MZIs and 30 TOPSs, and was programmed to implement a heralded CNOT gate, Boson sampling, 6-dimensional complex Hadamards, and simulations of molecular dynamics.
“a sixmode universal linear-optic circuit is realised in a re-programmable SiO2 chip. The device consists of a cascade of 15 MZIs and 30 TOPSs, and up to 6 photons were injected into the chip from bulk-optic SPDC-SPSs. The device was programmed to implement heralded CNOT gate, Boson sampling, 6-dimensional complex Hadamards, and simulations of molecular dynamics.”
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- Autebert, C., Bruno, N., Martin, A., Lemaitre, A., Gomez, C., Favero, I., Leo, G., Ducci, S., & Zbinden, H.
- Venue
- Frontiers in Optics 2015
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- OSA
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- 2015
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- FTh1D.3
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