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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing
Block Free Optical Quantum Banyan Network based on Quantum State Fusion and Fission
arXiv
Authors: Chang-Hua Zhu, Yan-Hong Meng, Dong-Xiao Quan, Nan Zhao, Chang-Xing Pei
Year
2014
Paper ID
48268
Status
Preprint
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Abstract
Optical switch fabric plays an important role in building multiple-user optical quantum communication networks. Owing to its self-routing property and low complexity, Banyan network is widely used for building switch fabric. While, there is no efficient way to remove internal blocking in Banyan network by classical way. Quantum state fusion, by which the two-dimensional internal quantum state of two photons could be combined into four-dimensional internal state of a single photon, makes it possible to solve this problem. In this paper, we convert the output mode of quantum state fusion from spatial-polarization mode to time-polarization mode. By combining modified quantum state fusion, quantum state fission with quantum Fredkin gate, we propose a practical scheme to build an optical quantum switch unit which is block free. The scheme can be extended to build more complex units, four of which are shown in this paper.
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- Optical switch fabric plays an important role in building multiple-user optical quantum communication networks.
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