Optimized protocol to create repeater graph states for all-photonic quantum repeater
arXiv:1811.10214
Abstract
All-photonic quantum repeater is not yet commercially applicable due to difficulty in the generation of repeater graph states (RGS) and the probabilistic nature of Bell-state measurement. In recent years, several deterministic protocols have been proposed to generate RGS. However, they can only create bare RGS and a rate-distance analysis for the deterministic approach is currently missing. We present a deterministic generation scheme of encoded RGS and show that after optimization, the repeater using our scheme performs at least 4.9 times better than the traditional probabilistic generation scheme in terms of secret key rate, with a significant reduction in the total number photons by 2 orders of magnitude. The duration of our generation protocol is only half of the existing deterministic schemes. We also describe in detail an experimental method using cavity QED-enhanced resonance fluorescence and time-bin encoding to implement our protocol.
15 pages, 11 figures. Looking for comments thanks
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