Quantum memory in the revival of silenced echo scheme in an optical resonator

Minnegaliev, M. M.; Gerasimov, K. I.; Urmancheev, R. V.; Моисеев, С. А.

doi:10.1070/qel16762

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“…Coupling constant can be adjusted by changing the refractive index between cavity and plate or between waveguide and the surface of fused silica plate using short laser pulses. Moreover the printed waveguide can be implemented in inorganic crystal doped by rare-earth ions [28][29][30] for on chip quantum storage of photonic qubits as it is depicted in Fig.1. It is worth noting that the device can be efficiently connected with resonator quantum memory cells [30][31][32][33][34][35][36] for operation with large number of photonic qubits.…”

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“…1. It is worth noting that the device can be efficiently connected with resonator quantum memory cells [30][31][32][33][34][35][36] for operation with large number of photonic qubits.…”

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Photon modes of reverse rotation in ring QED-cavity coupled with single atom are considered. By applying Schrieffer-Wolf transformation for the off-resonant light-atom interaction, an effective Hamiltonian of the evolution of the photon modes is obtained. Heisenberg equations for the input-output photon mode operators are written and expression for the system wave function is found. The obtained analytical solution shows the condition of the control not quantum gate implementation. Possible on a chip experimental implementation and recommendations for the construction of optical quantum computer using this gate are considered.This work was funded by RFBR according to the research project no. 17-02-00918.

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“…Under the impedance matching condition, the storage efficiency can reach 100%. Nevertheless, M.M.Minnegaliev et al obtained merely 21% compared to the input signal by using material Tm 3+ : Y 3 Al 5 O 12 experimentally in 2018 [13]. The main reasons for the low efficiency are the decoherence of Tm 3+ ion and the imperfect impedance matching.…”

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Optical quantum memory based on electro-optically silenced photon echo

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Zhou²,

Chen³

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Integrated quantum memories that can synchronize of a large number of quantum computers are essential to build a quantum network to boost the information processing capability. Here, we propose to store optical quantum state into erbium doped lithium niobate (Er 3+ : LiNbO 3 ) micro-cavity by using electro-optic effect. The cavity frequency of Er 3+ : LiNbO 3 micro cavity can be shifted by an external electric field, which can be used to control the emission of photon echo by changing the resonance condition between cavity and collective atomic excitation. Our calculation shows that high efficiency and low noise performance is achievable for large detunings. Benefiting from the host lithium-niobate thin film, such a device can be controlled by on-chip electrodes and is easy to be integrated with other photonic devices of various functionalities, paving way of integrated quantum chips.

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“…Herein, photon echo technique [6,7] attracts an especial everlasting attention in coherent spectroscopy [7] and light pulse storage [8][9][10][11][12]. Recently, the photon echo in optically dense media opened promising opportunities for quantum storage of a large number of light pulses [13][14][15][16][17] and quantum processing [18] that determined a steady interest and elaboration of numerous protocols of photon echo based quantum memory [14,[19][20][21][22][23][24], which are important for the creation of quantum repeater [25], microwave quantum memory [26,27], etc.…”

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Photon echoes in optically dense media

Моисеев

Sabooni

Urmancheev

2020

Phys. Rev. Research

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Coherent nonlinear multi-pulse processes, nonlinear waves and echo effects in resonant media are the topical problems of modern optics and important tools of coherent spectroscopy and quantum information science. We generalize the McCall-Hahn area theorem to the formation of an arbitrary photon echo generated during the multi-pulse excitation of the optically dense resonant media. The derived theorem made it possible to reveal the nonlinear mechanism of generation and evolution of the photon echo signals inside the media after a two-pulse excitation. We find that a series of selfreviving echo signals with total area of 2π or 0π is excited and propagates in the media depth, with each pulse having an individual area less than π. The resulting echo pulse train is a new alternative to the well-known soliton or breather. The developed pulse-area approach paves the way for more precise coherent spectroscopy, studies of different photon echo signals and quantum control of light pulses in the optically dense media.

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Quantum memory in the revival of silenced echo scheme in an optical resonator

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CNOT gate on reverse photon modes in a ring cavity

CNOT gate on reverse photon modes in a ring cavity

Optical quantum memory based on electro-optically silenced photon echo

Photon echoes in optically dense media

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