Controlling the spontaneous emission of trapped ions
arXiv:2501.08627 · doi:10.1088/1367-2630/add8b2
Abstract
We propose an experimental setup for manipulating the spontaneous emission of trapped ions, based on a spatial light modulator. Anticipated novelties include the potential to entangle more than two ions through a single photon detection event and control the visibility for spatially distinguishable emitters. The setup can be adapted to most of the existing ion traps commonly used in quantum technology.
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