propagation and survival of frequency-bin entangled photons in metallic nanostructures
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Abstract
We report on the design of two plasmonic nanostructures and the propagation of
frequency-bin entangled photons through them. The experimental findings clearly
show the robustness of frequency-bin entanglement, which survives after
interactions with both a hybrid plasmo-photonic structure, and a nano-pillar
array. These results confirm that quantum states can be encoded into the
collective motion of a many-body electronic system without demolishing their
quantum nature, and pave the way towards applications of plasmonic structures in
quantum information.
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| Authors | ;Olislager Laurent;Kubo Wakana;Tanaka Takuo;Ungureanu Simona;Vallée Renaud A. L.;Kolaric Branko;Emplit Philippe;Massar Serge |
| Journal | chinese journal of lung cancer |
| Year | 2015 |
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10.1515/nanoph-2015-0011
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