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Photonic Chips for Universal Quantum Computing: Retrospective and Prospective
Wei Wang, Menglong Fang, Hao Yu +7
Integrated photonic quantum chips have emerged as a promising platform for realizing fault-tolerant photonic quantum computers. Compared with bulk-optics systems, integrated photon…
Separability rigidity of Gaussian states under positive domination
Evgeny Shchukin, Peter van Loock
We prove a separability rigidity theorem for finite-mode Gaussian states. Let be Gaussian and let be a fixed partition of the modes. If dominates a nonzero…
General Photon Subtraction from a Gaussian Perspective
Niklas Budinger, Ulrik L. Andersen, Peter van Loock
A near-deterministic source of non-Gaussianity is the missing piece to reach universal and fault-tolerant quantum computing with continuous-variable optics. Due to a lack of strong…
Demonstration of a logical Bell-state measurement beyond the linear-optical limit
Shreya Kumar, Simon D. Reiß, Peter van Loock +1
Fault tolerance is essential for scalable quantum technologies and is enabled by quantum error-correction codes. Bell-state measurements (BSMs) are a fundamental building block for…
Highly indistinguishable photons from a tin-vacancy spin qubit in diamond
Dennis Herrmann, Robert Morsch-Golsong, Tobias Bauer +9
Quantum networks promise secure communication, distributed sensing and modular quantum computing by interconnecting distant quantum nodes through photonic links. Extending such net…
Auxiliary Schmidt Rank as a Resource for Photonic Bell Measurements
Pradip Laha, Peter van Loock
In quantum communication and fusion-based quantum computation, photonic Bell measurements are fundamentally limited when only passive linear optics is employed. While for qubits, s…