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Stabilization of Long, Deployed Optical Fiber Links for Quantum Networks

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Abstract

We implemented an active feedback loop to compensate path-length drift on a deployed ~84-km-long optical fiber link between Lincoln Laboratory and MIT to enable quantum networking measurements and applications.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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