Squeezed light from microstructured fibres: towards free space quantum cryptography
arXiv:quant-ph/0109018 · doi:10.1007/s003400100723
Abstract
Amplitude squeezed pulsed light has been produced using a microstructured silica fibre. By spectrally filtering after the nonlinear propagation in the fibre a squeezing value of -1.7dB has been measured. A quantum key distribution scheme based on squeezed light from such microstructured fibres is proposed.
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