Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion
Recently, it was proposed to study the complex physics of topological phases by an all optical implementation of a discrete-time quantum walk. The main novel ingredient proposed for this study is the use of non-linear parametric amplifiers in the network which could in turn be used to emulate intra-...
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paper:paper_03068919_v48_n2_p1_Puentes2023-06-08T15:31:25Z Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion Puentes, Graciana Quantum optics Quantum walks Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phases Complex networks Light Optical frequency conversion Quantum optics Topology Detection methods Experimental scheme Lattice topology Many-body effect Quantum walk Spatial correlations Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phasis Optical parametric amplifiers Recently, it was proposed to study the complex physics of topological phases by an all optical implementation of a discrete-time quantum walk. The main novel ingredient proposed for this study is the use of non-linear parametric amplifiers in the network which could in turn be used to emulate intra-atomic interactions and thus analyze many-body effects in topological phases even when using light as the quantum walker. In this review, and as a first step towards the implementation of our scheme, we analyze the interplay between quantum walk lattice topology and spatial correlations of bi-photons produced by spontaneous parametric down-conversion. We also describe different detection methods suitable for our proposed experimental scheme. © 2016, Springer Science+Business Media New York. Fil:Puentes, G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2016 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_03068919_v48_n2_p1_Puentes http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03068919_v48_n2_p1_Puentes |
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Quantum optics Quantum walks Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phases Complex networks Light Optical frequency conversion Quantum optics Topology Detection methods Experimental scheme Lattice topology Many-body effect Quantum walk Spatial correlations Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phasis Optical parametric amplifiers |
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Quantum optics Quantum walks Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phases Complex networks Light Optical frequency conversion Quantum optics Topology Detection methods Experimental scheme Lattice topology Many-body effect Quantum walk Spatial correlations Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phasis Optical parametric amplifiers Puentes, Graciana Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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Quantum optics Quantum walks Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phases Complex networks Light Optical frequency conversion Quantum optics Topology Detection methods Experimental scheme Lattice topology Many-body effect Quantum walk Spatial correlations Spontaneous parametric down conversion Topological phasis Optical parametric amplifiers |
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Recently, it was proposed to study the complex physics of topological phases by an all optical implementation of a discrete-time quantum walk. The main novel ingredient proposed for this study is the use of non-linear parametric amplifiers in the network which could in turn be used to emulate intra-atomic interactions and thus analyze many-body effects in topological phases even when using light as the quantum walker. In this review, and as a first step towards the implementation of our scheme, we analyze the interplay between quantum walk lattice topology and spatial correlations of bi-photons produced by spontaneous parametric down-conversion. We also describe different detection methods suitable for our proposed experimental scheme. © 2016, Springer Science+Business Media New York. |
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Puentes, Graciana |
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Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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Quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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quantum walk topology and spontaneous parametric down conversion |
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