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Quantum repeater with Rydberg blocked atomic ensembles in fiber-coupled cavities

Quantum Physics · Submitted 11 Dec 2013

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The authors' main claim We demonstrate how the high charge detection efficiency allows for a shortened average entanglement generation time, and we analyze an implementation of our scheme with ensembles of Cs atoms.

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CitationE. Brion, F. Carlier, K. Moelmer, V. M. Akulin. "Quantum repeater with Rydberg blocked atomic ensembles in fiber-coupled cavities." arXiv:1312.3086 (2013). https://pith.science/paper/2CYUU6ES
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We propose and analyze a quantum repeater architecture in which Rydberg blocked atomic ensembles inside optical cavities are linked by optical fibers. Entanglement generation, swapping and purification are achieved through collective laser manipulations of the ensembles and photon transmission. Successful transmission and storage of entanglement are heralded by ionization events rather than by photon detection signal used in previous proposals. We demonstrate how the high charge detection efficiency allows for a shortened average entanglement generation time, and we analyze an implementation of our scheme with ensembles of Cs atoms.

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s0 We propose and analyze a quantum repeater architecture in which Rydberg blocked atomic ensembles inside optical cavities are linked by optical fibers. contribution 0.99 0.55 0.13 asserted 0.84
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s2 Successful transmission and storage of entanglement are heralded by ionization events rather than by photon detection signal used in previous proposals. contribution 0.61 0.40 0.22 asserted 1.00
s3 We demonstrate how the high charge detection efficiency allows for a shortened average entanglement generation time, and we analyze an implementation of our scheme with ensembles of Cs atoms. result 0.62 0.90 0.37 asserted 1.00

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We propose and analyze a quantum repeater architecture in which Rydberg blocked atomic ensembles inside optical cavities are linked by optical fibers. Entanglement generation, swapping and purification are achieved through collective laser manipulations of the ensembles and photon transmission. Successful transmission and storage of entanglement are heralded by ionization events rather than by photon detection signal used in previous proposals. We demonstrate how the high charge detection efficiency allows for a shortened average entanglement generation time, and we analyze an implementation of our scheme with ensembles of Cs atoms.

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