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1 August 2021 A heteroepitaxial architecture for rare-earth quantum light-matter interconnects
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Quantum nanophotonics interfacing optical photons with coherent atomic spins have the potential to revolutionize secure communications, ultra-scale sensing, distributed quantum computing, and enhanced metrology, but currently lack scalable material and device platform necessary for building robust quantum light-matter interfaces. The trivalent rare-earth ion such as erbium (Er3+) is a promising candidate for quantum interfaces because of its narrow optical transition as well as a long spin coherence time. Here, we present an epitaxial Er3+:Y2O3 on silicon platform for scalable quantum light-matter interconnect, enabling efficient spin-photon interfaces based on individual rare-earth qubits and quantum transduction via ensembles of ions.
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Tian Zhong "A heteroepitaxial architecture for rare-earth quantum light-matter interconnects", Proc. SPIE 11806, Quantum Nanophotonic Materials, Devices, and Systems 2021, 1180609 (1 August 2021); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2598676
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