Pascal Eich
Saarland University
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Nature Communications | 2014
Christoph Kurz; Michael Schug; Pascal Eich; Jan Huwer; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
A quantum network combines the benefits of quantum systems regarding secure information transmission and calculational speed-up by employing quantum coherence and entanglement to store, transmit and process information. A promising platform for implementing such a network are atom-based quantum memories and processors, interconnected by photonic quantum channels. A crucial building block in this scenario is the conversion of quantum states between single photons and single atoms through controlled emission and absorption. Here we present an experimental protocol for photon-to-atom quantum state conversion, whereby the polarization state of an absorbed photon is mapped onto the spin state of a single absorbing atom with >95% fidelity, while successful conversion is heralded by a single emitted photon. Heralded high-fidelity conversion without affecting the converted state is a main experimental challenge, in order to make the transferred information reliably available for further operations. We record >80 s(-1) successful state transfer events out of 18,000 s(-1) repetitions.
Physical Review A | 2015
Andreas Lenhard; Matthias Bock; Christoph Becher; Stephan Kucera; José Brito; Pascal Eich; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
We present, characterize, and apply the architecture of a photonic quantum interface between the near infrared and telecom spectral regions. A singly resonant optical parametric oscillator (OPO) operated below threshold, in combination with external filters, generates high-rate (
Nature Communications | 2018
Matthias Bock; Pascal Eich; Stephan Kucera; Matthias Kreis; Andreas Lenhard; Christoph Becher; Jürgen Eschner
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Physical Review A | 2016
Christoph Kurz; Pascal Eich; Michael Schug; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
) narrowband photon pairs (
Physical Review A | 2014
Michael Schug; Christoph Kurz; Pascal Eich; Jan Huwer; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
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Applied Physics B | 2016
José Brito; Stephan Kucera; Pascal Eich; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
MHz bandwidth); the signal photons are tuned to resonance with an atomic transition in
conference on lasers and electro optics | 2014
Christoph Kurz; Philipp Müller; Michael Schug; Pascal Eich; Jan Huwer; Jürgen Eschner
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conference on lasers and electro optics | 2018
Jan Arenskotter; Stephan Kucera; Matthias Kreis; Pascal Eich; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
, while the idler photons are at telecom wavelength. Interface operation is demonstrated through high-rate absorption of single photons by a single trapped ion (
conference on lasers and electro optics | 2017
Stephan Kucera; Jan Arenskotter; Pascal Eich; Matthias Kreis; Philipp Müller; Jürgen Eschner
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conference on lasers and electro optics | 2014
José Brito; Stephan Kucera; Pascal Eich; Michael Schug; Christoph Kurz; Philipp Müller; Jan Huwer; Jürgen Eschner
), heralded by coincident telecom photons.