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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing

Exploring the role of polarization in fiber-based quantum sources

arXiv
Authors: Carla M. Brunner, Nicolas Y. Joly

Year

2024

Paper ID

38004

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Preprint

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Optical fibers constitute an attractive platform for the realization of nonlinear and quantum optics processes. Here we show, through theoretical considerations, how polarization effects of both third-order parametric down-conversion and four-wave-mixing in optical fibers may be exploited to enhance detection schemes. We apply our general framework specifically to the case of tapered fibers for photon triplet generation, a long-standing goal within quantum optics, and obtain explicit expectation values for its efficiency. A quantitative investigation of four-wave-mixing in a microstructured solid-core fiber provides significant consequences for the role of polarization in experimental design.

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  • Optical fibers constitute an attractive platform for the realization of nonlinear and quantum optics processes.

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[1] DOI https://doi.org/arXiv:2410.13531 [2] arXiv https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.13531 [3] Publisher https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.13531

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