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Optically Writable Atomic Vapor Memory as a Substrate for Optical Reservoir Computing
Elizabeth Robertson, Mingwei Yang, Lina Jaurigue +3
We present an optical random access memory (ORAM) based on warm cesium (Cs) atomic vapor and demonstrate its operation as the physical substrate of a reservoir computer. Informatio…
A digital twin of atomic ensemble quantum memories
Elizabeth Robertson, Benjamin Maaß, Konrad Tschernig +1
Accurate performance estimation of experimentally demonstrated quantum memories is key to understand the nuances in their deployment in photonic quantum networks. While several sof…
On-demand storage and retrieval of single photons from a semiconductor quantum dot in a room-temperature atomic vapor memory
Benjamin Maaß, Avijit Barua, Norman Vincenz Ewald +7
Interfacing light from solid-state single-photon sources with scalable and robust room-temperature quantum memories has been a long-standing challenge in photonic quantum informati…
Machine learning optimal control pulses in an optical quantum memory experiment
Elizabeth Robertson, Luisa Esguerra, Leon Messner +2
Efficient optical quantum memories are a milestone required for several quantum technologies including repeater-based quantum key distribution and on-demand multi-photon generation…
Optical convolutional neural network with atomic nonlinearity
Mingwei Yang, Elizabeth Robertson, Luisa Esguerra +2
Due to their high degree of parallelism, fast processing speeds and low power consumption, analog optical functional elements offer interesting routes for realizing neuro-morphic c…
Multiplexed random-access optical memory in warm cesium vapor
Leon Meßner, Elizabeth Robertson, Luisa Esguerra +2
The ability to store large amounts of photonic quantum states is regarded as substantial for future optical quantum computation and communication technologies. However, research fo…
ARC 3.0: An expanded Python toolbox for atomic physics calculations
Elizabeth J. Robertson, Nikola Šibalić, Robert M. Potvliege +1
ARC 3.0 is a modular, object-oriented Python library combining data and algorithms to enable the calculation of a range of properties of alkali and divalent atoms. Building on the…