Waveguide QED with Quadratic Light-Matter Interactions
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2303.07382v2
- Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2023 13:53:11 GMT
- Title: Waveguide QED with Quadratic Light-Matter Interactions
- Authors: Uesli Alushi, Tom\'as Ramos, Juan Jos\'e Garc\'ia-Ripoll, Roberto Di
Candia and Simone Felicetti
- Abstract summary: We show that a single quadratically-coupled emitter can implement a two-photon logic gate with unit fidelity.
This unlocks new opportunities in quantum information processing with propagating photons.
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- Abstract: Quadratic light-matter interactions are nonlinear couplings such that quantum
emitters interact with photonic or phononic modes exclusively via the exchange
of excitation pairs. Implementable with atomic and solid-state systems, these
couplings lead to a plethora of phenomena that have been characterized in the
context of cavity QED, where quantum emitters interact with localized bosonic
modes. Here, we explore quadratic interactions in a waveguide QED setting,
where quantum emitters interact with propagating fields confined in a
one-dimensional environment. We develop a general scattering theory under the
Markov approximation and discuss paradigmatic examples for spontaneous emission
and scattering of biphoton states. Our analytical and semi-analytical results
unveil fundamental differences with respect to conventional waveguide QED
systems, such as the spontaneous emission of frequency-entangled photon pairs
or the full transparency of the emitter to single-photon inputs. This unlocks
new opportunities in quantum information processing with propagating photons.
As a striking example, we show that a single quadratically-coupled emitter can
implement a two-photon logic gate with unit fidelity, circumventing a no-go
theorem derived for conventional waveguide-QED interactions.
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