Source of correlated photon Pairs for quantum information using photonic crystal fiber

J. Fulconis; J. Alinat; J.G Rarity; P.S.J. Russell; W.J. Wadsworth

Source of correlated photon Pairs for quantum information using photonic crystal fiber

J. Fulconis, J. Alinat, J.G Rarity, P.S.J. Russell, W.J. Wadsworth

Department of Physics

University of Bristol

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Abstract

We demonstrate a bright, narrowband, polarized, single-mode, low-background source of correlated photon pairs in photonic crystal fibre, for quantum information applications. We detect 10 coincidences/s at wavelengths of 595nm and 880nm using Silicon detectors.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Optics InfoBase Conference Papers
Publication status	Published - 2005

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