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Optical Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics: A Toolbox for Deterministic Quantum Information Science with Stationary Atoms and Flying Photons

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Abstract

We review recent experiments with single atoms strongly coupled to high-finesse optical cavities, highlighting deterministic schemes for the production of polarized single photons, the generation of an entanglement between a stationary atom and a flying photon, the mapping of a quantum state from an atom onto a photon, the emission of an entangled photon pair, and the generation of an up-to-half-a-minute long stream of single photons from one-and-the-same atom.

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