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quant-ph201440 cited

Entangling the motion of two optically trapped objects via time-modulated driving fields

Mehdi Abdi, Michael J. Hartmann

We study entanglement of the motional degrees of freedom of two tethered and optically trapped microdisks inside a single cavity. By properly choosing the position of the trapped o…

quant-ph2014

Reconstructing high-dimensional two-photon entangled states via compressive sensing

Francesco Tonolini, Susan Chan, Megan Agnew +2

Accurately establishing the state of large-scale quantum systems is an important tool in quantum information science; however, the large number of unknown parameters hinders the ra…

quant-ph2014

The duality principle in the presence of postselection

Jonathan Leach, Eliot Bolduc, Filippo. M. Miatto +3

The duality principle, a cornerstone of quantum mechanics, limits the coexistence of wave and particle behaviours of quantum systems. This limitation takes a quantitative form when…

quant-ph201414 cited

Quantum dynamics in a tiered non-Markovian environment

Amir Fruchtman, Brendon W. Lovett, Simon C. Benjamin +1

We introduce a new analytical method for studying the open quantum systems problem of a discrete system weakly coupled to an environment of harmonic oscillators. Our approach is ba…

quant-ph20144 cited

Witnessing entanglement in hybrid systems

Massimo Borrelli, Matteo Rossi, Chiara Macchiavello +1

We extend the definition of entanglement witnesses based on structure factors to the case in which the position of the scatterers is quantized. This allows us to study entanglement…

quant-ph201434 cited

Experimental Implementation of a Quantum Optical State Comparison Amplifier

Ross J. Donaldson, Robert J. Collins, Electra Eleftheriadou +3

Quantum optical amplification that beats the noise addition limit for deterministic amplifiers has been realized experimentally using several different nondeterministic protocols.…