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19 July 2023 Implementation of a universal fine-structure eraser for quantum dots
Maeve Wentland, Sonell Malik, Andreas Fognini, Val Zwiller, Dan Dalacu, Philip Poole, Michael E. Reimer
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Abstract
Entangled photons are an important resource for quantum optics. Quantum dots are a source of on-demand and highly entangled photon pairs at a high repetition rate. However, fine structure splitting (FSS) in the biexciton-exciton cascade causes the photons to be emitted in a time-dependant state instead of an ideal Bell state. Current techniques to remove the FSS include applying a strain, electric, or magnetic field and require post-processing of the quantum dots which reduces device yield. We use a novel all-optical approach implemented by emulating a fast-rotating half-wave plate in a Lithium Niobate waveguide using a electro-optic modulator. This method allows us to frequency shift single photons and produce a time-independant entangled photon.
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Maeve Wentland, Sonell Malik, Andreas Fognini, Val Zwiller, Dan Dalacu, Philip Poole, and Michael E. Reimer "Implementation of a universal fine-structure eraser for quantum dots", Proc. SPIE PC12633, Photonics for Quantum 2023, PC126330N (19 July 2023); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2673257
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KEYWORDS
Photons

Semiconductor quantum dots

Quantum entanglement

Quantum sources

Electro optics

Excitons

Quantum dots

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