Bidirectional quantum frequency conversion distributes atom-photon entanglement over 24 km of deployed fiber at 1.7% transfer efficiency with fidelity drop under 1%.
Title resolution pending
4 Pith papers cite this work. Polarity classification is still indexing.
4
Pith papers citing it
citation-role summary
background 1
citation-polarity summary
fields
quant-ph 4years
2026 4roles
background 1polarities
background 1representative citing papers
A lithium niobate device switches arbitrary entangled states with low decoherence at 1 MHz and supports up to 1 GHz reconfiguration, claimed as the first multi-node dynamic entanglement distribution at these speeds.
A parabolic mirror on an optical chip forms a compact neutral-atom node that collects photons at 9% efficiency and generates atom-photon entanglement with 0.93 raw Bell fidelity.
Zero Fourier modes in circular photonic waveguide networks create a protected subspace that enables perfect state transfer to the diametrically opposite site when the number of sites N equals 4n.
citing papers explorer
-
Metropolitan entanglement distribution between an atom and a near-visible photon
Bidirectional quantum frequency conversion distributes atom-photon entanglement over 24 km of deployed fiber at 1.7% transfer efficiency with fidelity drop under 1%.
-
A Universal Quantum Information Preserving Photonic Switch for Scalable Quantum Networks
A lithium niobate device switches arbitrary entangled states with low decoherence at 1 MHz and supports up to 1 GHz reconfiguration, claimed as the first multi-node dynamic entanglement distribution at these speeds.
-
Efficient and compact quantum network node based on a parabolic mirror on an optical chip
A parabolic mirror on an optical chip forms a compact neutral-atom node that collects photons at 9% efficiency and generates atom-photon entanglement with 0.93 raw Bell fidelity.
-
Perfect state transfer in quantum photonic networks based on Fourier modes
Zero Fourier modes in circular photonic waveguide networks create a protected subspace that enables perfect state transfer to the diametrically opposite site when the number of sites N equals 4n.