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Quantum Foundations
Full Realization Scheme of the Tensor Product Space of N Distinguishable Photons in Two States
arXiv
Authors: Avi Marchewka
Year
2021
Paper ID
62482
Status
Preprint
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The ability to control and hence to realize a given number of photons is of major interest from a fundamental point of view, e.g. Bell inequalities, photons bunching. In recent years this interest has grown by the so-called the "Second Quantum Revolution" where such an ability is needed for quantum computers, etc. In this paper, we show that such a realization can not be done by a unitary process. Therefore, a non-unitary interferometer is given to build a full realization of the tensor product space for two photons at two states. Finally, by modifying the previous interferometer, the full tonsorial product space of N photons in two states is shown.
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