Abstract
In a quantum network, transmission of quantum states is performed by photonic channels, which distribute them between remote locations. However, the storage and manipulation of the photons is more problematic. Recently, several schemes have been proposed to store photons efficiently by interfacing the photonic channel with an atomic system, i.e. an atomic ensemble. In those schemes, the photonic input state is transferred to a collective atomic state. But the manipulation of photonic states requires the ability to perform entangling operations.
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