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2 March 2020 Coherent frequency conversion for quantum information processing
Stéphane Clemmen
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Abstract
Efficient frequency conversion is crucial for interfacing photons with a variety of quantum systems ranging from matter qubits (color centers, quantum dots, atoms), optical fibers, detectors, that often operate at widely different wavelengths. Frequency conversion is also a resource to process quantum information.1, 2 Parametric processes such as sum frequency generation (SFG) and Bragg scattering four wave mixing (BS-FWM) offer a good versatility for such frequency conversion. It is well understood that those nonlinear processes have to be strong enough and satisfy phase matching to achieve a high conversion efficiency. While it is enough to consider those two aspects for moderate conversion efficiency up to 50%, the analysis is a bit more complicated when targeting efficiencies closely approaching unity. We are reviewing the pitfall that must be avoided to indeed reach near unity frequency transduction.
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Stéphane Clemmen "Coherent frequency conversion for quantum information processing", Proc. SPIE 11265, Real-time Measurements, Rogue Phenomena, and Single-Shot Applications V, 112650G (2 March 2020); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2550159
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KEYWORDS
Photons

Four wave mixing

Dispersion

Frequency conversion

Single photon

Waveguides

Optical fibers

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