Nonlocal PMD compensation in the transmission of non-stationary streams of polarization entangled photons

Abstract

We study the feasibility of nonlocally compensating for polarization mode dispersion (PMD), when polarization entangled photons are distributed in fiber-optic channels.We quantify the effectiveness of nonlocal compensation while taking into account the possibility that entanglement is generated through the use of a pulsed optical pump signal.

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• Loss of polarization entanglement in a fiber-optic system with polarization mode dispersion in one optical path

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