Biphoton entanglement of topologically-distinct modes
arXiv:2202.01873 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.105.023513
Abstract
The robust generation and manipulation of entangled multiphoton states on-chip has an essential role in quantum computation and communication. Lattice topology has emerged as a means of protecting photonic states from disorder but entanglement across different topologies remained unexplored. We report biphoton entanglement between topologically distinct spatial modes in a bipartite array of silicon waveguides. The results highlight topology as an additional degree of freedom for entanglement and open avenues for investigating information teleportation between trivial and topological modes.
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