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14 May 2018 Towards nondegenerate polarization entanglement from a waveguide down-conversion source
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Abstract
As optical quantum information processing protocols and experiments become increasingly more complex, integrated optics provide a small and robust alternative to traditional bulk optics. Specifically, waveguide technology allows for the creation of bright single-photon sources based on the fact that photon pairs can be created at any location along the waveguide. For our goals, we are working on the characterization of a highly nondegenerate Spontaneous Parametric Down-Conversion (SPDC) waveguide source on a periodically poled KTP (PPKTP) crystal. Our current waveguide source uses type-II phase-matching to create collinear signal and idler photons at 1550 nm and 810 nm, respectively, with the promise of generating simultaneous time-bin and polarization entanglement in future iterations. Our intended source application is for use in quantum key distribution and superdense teleportation protocols between a space platform and collection telescopes on Earth.
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Kristina A. Meier, Fumihiro Kaneda, and Paul G. Kwiat "Towards nondegenerate polarization entanglement from a waveguide down-conversion source", Proc. SPIE 10659, Advanced Photon Counting Techniques XII, 106590K (14 May 2018); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2306532
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KEYWORDS
Waveguides

Polarization

Crystals

Photon polarization

Integrated optics

Photonic crystals

Microscopes

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