Proceedings Article10.1364/quantum.2023.qth4b.4
Progress towards photon-photon nonlinearities based on multi-cavity quantum electrodynamics
Guo-Dong Cui,Samet Demircan,Leonardo Castillo Veneros,William Bidle,Eden Figueroa +4 more
TL;DR: Multi-cavity quantum electrodynamics system for creating photon-photon nonlinearities.
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Abstract: Creating photon-photon nonlinearities is the key scientific challenge to converting current quantum networks into a user-defined quantum internet. We report on our progress building a universal multi-cavity quantum electrodynamics (mcQED) system.
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