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Weaving quantum optical frequency combs into continuous-variable hypercubic cluster states
arXiv
Authors: Pei Wang, Moran Chen, Nicolas C. Menicucci, Olivier Pfister
Year
2013
Paper ID
32685
Status
Preprint
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Cluster states with higher-dimensional lattices that cannot be physically embedded in three-dimensional space have important theoretical interest in quantum computation and quantum simulation of topologically ordered condensed-matter systems. We present a simple, scalable, top-down method of entangling the quantum optical frequency comb into hypercubic-lattice continuous-variable cluster states of a size of about 10^4 quantum field modes, using existing technology. A hypercubic lattice of dimension D (linear, square, cubic, hypercubic, etc.) requires but D optical parametric oscillators with bichromatic pumps whose frequency splittings alone determine the lattice dimensionality and the number of copies of the state.
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