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Highly efficient and long-lived optical quantum memory with cold atoms

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Cho, Young-Wook
Campbell, Geoff
Everett, Jesse
Bernu, Julien
Higginbottom, Daniel
Cao, Ming-Tao
Geng, Jiao
Robins, Nicholas
Lam, Ping
Buchler, Ben

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Optical Society of American (OSA)

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Quantum memory is an essential element for long distance quantum communi- cation and photonics quantum computation protocols. The practical implementation of such protocols requires an efficient quantum memory with long coherence time. Here, we report a highly efficient coherent optical memory via the gradient echo memory (GEM) technique in cold atoms. The efficiency is as high as 87% with the e-1 coherence time of 1 ms. The ability of quantum storage is verified using heterodyne tomography of small coherent states, showing that our system performs in the quantum regime

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Optics InfoBase Conference Papers

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2099-12-31