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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"linear optical quantum computing"”.

  1. Photon Sources for Linear Optical Quantum Computing

    Quantum photonic technologies have many exciting applications including secure commu- nication, quantum enhanced measurement and quantum computing. Linear optical quantum computing (LOQC) is a technology of particular interest - especially given that recent progress in on-chip waveguide technology …

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  2. Development of SiOxNy waveguides for integrated quantum photonics

    The development of integrated quantum photonics is integral to many areas of quantum information science, in particular linear optical quantum computing. In this context, a diversity of physical systems is being explored and thus versatility and adaptability are important prerequisites for any …

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  3. Towards integrated silicon photonic architectures for quantum information processing

    … is a highly-promising platform for on-chip quantum information processing. Linear optical quantum computing architectures necessitate the implementation of integrated single photon sources, passive and active optics, and single photon detectors. This thesis presents the development of a …

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  4. Efficient quantum optical state engineering and applications

    … Einstein, a reliable source of this simple quantum state of one photon does not exist. While common light sources such as a light bulb, LED, or laser can produce a pulse of light with an average of one photon, there is (currently) no way of knowing the number of photons in that pulse without …

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  5. Theory and simulation of quantum nanostructures for integrated photonics

    Quantum nanostructures such as quantum wells (QWs) and quantum dots (QDs) are employed in a variety of integrated photonic devices, including lasers, electro-absorption modulators (EAMs), single-photon sources, and photodetectors. Theoretical analysis of these devices is required to enable …

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