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| author | Motlagh, Ali Binai Wilbur, Grant Allam, Nour Tolis, Giannis Daw, Lilly ONeal, S. Deppe, Dennis G. Hall, Kimberley C. |
| author_facet | Motlagh, Ali Binai Wilbur, Grant Allam, Nour Tolis, Giannis Daw, Lilly ONeal, S. Deppe, Dennis G. Hall, Kimberley C. |
| contents | We extend the recently developed NARP scheme for laser-triggered single-photon sources to the simultaneous excitation of multiple emitters with varying transition energies, laying the groundwork for wavelength-division multiplexing in quantum optical networks. Our Multi-NARP scheme does not rely on polarization filtering and thus enables the near-unity extraction efficiency of single photons from each quantum dot. Our approach also offers the advantages of robustness to variations in the laser pulse parameters and immunity to excitation-induced dephasing tied to electron-phonon coupling. We show that simultaneous triggering of at least 10 emitters is possible, enabling the development of high-bandwidth quantum networks. |
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| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Multi-NARP Laser Driving Scheme for Multiplexed Quantum Networks Motlagh, Ali Binai Wilbur, Grant Allam, Nour Tolis, Giannis Daw, Lilly ONeal, S. Deppe, Dennis G. Hall, Kimberley C. Quantum Physics Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics Optics We extend the recently developed NARP scheme for laser-triggered single-photon sources to the simultaneous excitation of multiple emitters with varying transition energies, laying the groundwork for wavelength-division multiplexing in quantum optical networks. Our Multi-NARP scheme does not rely on polarization filtering and thus enables the near-unity extraction efficiency of single photons from each quantum dot. Our approach also offers the advantages of robustness to variations in the laser pulse parameters and immunity to excitation-induced dephasing tied to electron-phonon coupling. We show that simultaneous triggering of at least 10 emitters is possible, enabling the development of high-bandwidth quantum networks. |
| title | Multi-NARP Laser Driving Scheme for Multiplexed Quantum Networks |
| topic | Quantum Physics Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics Optics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.17445 |