SPICE Workshop on Quantum Spinoptics, June 13th - 15th 2023
Peter Lodahl
Semiconductor quantum dots embedded in photonic nanostructures offer a highly efficient and coherent deterministic photon-emitter interface [1,2]. It constitutes an on-demand single-photon source for quantum-information applications and allows the realization of deterministic spin-photon interfaces. We discuss the generation of multi-photon entanglement sources by realizing coherent optical control on a single spin embedded in a quantum dot [3]. We discuss the different imperfections of the system [4] and consequently a road map for how to scale up the deterministic entanglement sources [5]. Finally, we discuss potential applications of this novel hardware one-way quantum repeaters [6], and photonic quantum computing [5].
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[6] Borregaard et al., Phys. Rev. X 10, 021071 (2020)