A monolithic multi-plane light conversion device fabricated in fused silica glass via direct laser writing enables compact processing of scalar and vectorial structured light including mode conversions and skyrmion transformations.
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Experimental observation of high-dimensional Bell nonlocality between two d=64 systems encoded in 12 qubits, with violations exceeding d=2 bounds and evidence that the nonlocality is genuinely collective across all qubits.
Vector vortices in phaseonium map OAM to atomic coherence, inducing spin-orbit coupling and polarization changes via feedback anisotropy.
In a coherently prepared tripod atomic medium, slow-light vector vortices with opposite OAM charges map orbital angular momentum to the atoms, exhibit tunable periodic polarization evolution, and transform intensity from ring to petal structures under control-field influence.
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Volumetric Processing of Structured Light Integrated in Glass
A monolithic multi-plane light conversion device fabricated in fused silica glass via direct laser writing enables compact processing of scalar and vectorial structured light including mode conversions and skyrmion transformations.
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Experimental high-dimensional multi-qubit Bell non-locality on a superconducting quantum processor
Experimental observation of high-dimensional Bell nonlocality between two d=64 systems encoded in 12 qubits, with violations exceeding d=2 bounds and evidence that the nonlocality is genuinely collective across all qubits.
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Spin-orbit coupling of optical vector vortices in coherently prepared media
Vector vortices in phaseonium map OAM to atomic coherence, inducing spin-orbit coupling and polarization changes via feedback anisotropy.
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Propagation of optical vector vortices of slow light in a coherently prepared tripod configuration
In a coherently prepared tripod atomic medium, slow-light vector vortices with opposite OAM charges map orbital angular momentum to the atoms, exhibit tunable periodic polarization evolution, and transform intensity from ring to petal structures under control-field influence.