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  • 2017 European Conference on Lasers and Electro-Optics and European Quantum Electronics Conference
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  • paper EA_8_2

Controlling Quantum Correlations in Massively Multichannel Optical Networks

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Abstract

Quantum optics experiments require ultimate control over the propagation of light in linear optical networks to realize programmable photon correlations [1]. Integrated optics provides a robust and low-loss platform for implementing such linear optical networks. However, to achieve ultimate control on the quantum state of light, it is necessary to program the network [2]. Tuning the network for controlled multiphoton correlations involves optimization algorithms which scale inefficiently with the network size and photon number. Therefore, it is challenging to scale up this approach to massively multichannel networks, which are required for large-scale implementations of quantum information processing and quantum communication.

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