基于弱非线性实现非破坏性测量两光子Bell态及三光子Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger态

基于弱非线性及线性光学元件提出非破坏性测量两光子Bell态及三光子 Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ)态方案. 方案中, 首先应用光束分束器及交叉克尔非线性介质对两光子Bell态进行对称性分析, 进而结合控制非门提出三光子分析方案实现对八个三光子GHZ态完全且非破坏性区分. 关键词： Bell态测量 Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger态测量 弱非线性 量子非破坏性测量     

好腔中的Bell态原子与纠缠相干态光场相互作用系统的保真度

考虑原子间偶极相互作用,求出好腔中的Bell态原子与纠缠相干态光场相互作用系统的保真度.结果表明,对于理想腔,若原子初始时刻处于相干保持态,系统保真度始终等于1;若原子初始时刻处于其余Bell态之一.腔场初态的平均光子数很小,系统保真度在0～1之间作周期性振荡,随着腔场初态的平均光子数的增加,系统保真度的振荡频率增大,振幅减小.对于好腔,若原子初始时刻处于相干保持态,系统保真度呈指数单调衰减;若原子初始时刻处于其余Bell态之一,系统保真度呈指数振荡衰减,且随着腔场初态的平均光子数的增加,系统保真度的振荡频率增大,振幅减小.     

利用GHZ态实现多原子缠结态的量子隐形传态

提出一种利用GHZ态实现多原子缠结态的量子隐形传态方案.当作为量子通道的GHZ态含有一个单模高Q腔时,大大地简化了量子稳形传态中的联合测量过程.     

利用GHZ态实现多原子缠结态的量子隐形传态(英文)

提出一种利用 GHZ态实现多原子缠结态的量子隐形传态方案 .当作为量子通道的 GHZ态含有一个单模高 Q腔时 ,大大地简化了量子稳形传态中的联合测量过程     

好腔中的Bell态原子与纠缠相干态光场相互作用系统的保真度

考虑原子间偶极相互作用,求出好腔中的Bell态原子与纠缠相干态光场相互作用系统的保真度。结果表明,对于理想腔,若原子初始时刻处于相干保持态,系统保真度始终等于1;若原子初始时刻处于其余Bell态之一,腔场初态的平均光子数很小,系统保真度在0～1之间作周期性振荡,随着腔场初态的平均光子数的增加,系统保真度的振荡频率增大,振幅减小。对于好腔,若原子初始时刻处于相干保持态,系统保真度呈指数单调衰减;若原子初始时刻处于其余Bell态之一,系统保真度呈指数振荡衰减,且随着腔场初态的平均光子数的增加,系统保真度的振荡频率增大,振幅减小。     

外场驱动下腔QED中实现任意两原子态的隐形传送方案

提出了一种外场驱动下在腔QED中实现任意两原子态隐形传送的方案.在隐形传送的过程中.以两原子最大纠缠态作为量子通道,不用考虑腔场耗散和外界热场环境的影响.在传送过程中包含着对原子的Bell基测量,但不需要直接进行Bell基测量,而且最终能成功实现传送的几率为1.0.同时这种方案也可以用来传送未知的三原子GHZ态,传送的几率也为1.0.     

金刚石氮空位色心体系的量子纠缠态制备

利用金刚石氮空位色心体系耦合于一个双边的光子晶体腔(该光子晶体腔与两个波导耦合)来制备Bell态、GHZ态和团簇态。当光子被探测和进行幺正操作后,就得到纠缠态。同时计算了该体系的保真度,发现在近似参数条件下,该模型可得到较好结果。     

三比特类GHZ态的Bell型不等式和非定域性

研究了一般形式类GHZ(Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger)态的共生纠缠度及非定域性, 给出了类GHZ纠缠态的共生纠缠、Mermin不等式和Svetlichny不等式的解析表达式, 并通过数值计算讨论纠缠与非定域性之间的关系. 结果表明, 类GHZ纠缠态的共生纠缠和两个Bell型不等式描述的非定域性是一致的, Bell算符及其参量, 能够明显展示量子态的非定域特性. 关键词： 量子信息 类GHZ态 共生纠缠 Bell型不等式     

制备n原子GHZ类态

我们提出一个方案通过极化光子的干涉来制备囚禁在相距很远的腔中的n原子GHZ类态。在该方案中,原子腔耦合强度小于腔衰减率。因此对腔的品质因子的要求大大降低了,而且,该方案的保真度不受探测器效率和原子自发衰变的影响。 中文关键词：纠缠制备;GHZ类态;腔QED     

实现类自旋SU(1,1)腔场的GHZ态

提出了一种利用[1]－型原子与处于SU（1，1）相干态的腔场的相互作用实现类自旋腔场Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger(GHZ)态的新方案，并通过对腔场宇称的测量，否定了局域隐变量理论，该方案不需要违背Bell不等式，同时，指出了该方案的适用范围。     

Nondestructive discrimination of Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger-basis states via two-qubit parity detection

We propose new methods to construct universal Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ)-state analyzers without destroying the qubits by using two-qubit parity gates. The idea can be applied to any physical systems where the two-qubit parity gate can be realized. We also investigate the feasibility of nondestructively distinguishing the GHZ-basis states for photonic qubits with such an idea. The nondestructive GHZ-state analyzers can act as generators of GHZ entangled states and are expected to find useful applications for resource-saving quantum information processing.     

Scheme for Teleportation of Four-Level Atomic States in Thermal Cavities

We propose a scheme for teleportation of four-level atomic states in thermal cavities. The scheme does not involve the generalized Bell-state or generalized GHZ-state measurement, which is difficult in practice. Another feature of the scheme is that it does not require individual addressing of atoms in cavity and is insensitive to both cavity decay and thermal field, which is of importance in point of experiment.     

Hyper CNOT and Hyper Bell-State Analysis Assisted by Quantum Dots in Double-Side Optical Microcavities

There are many important works about the construction of universal quantum logic gates which are key elements in quantum computation. However, most of them focus on quantum transformations on the same degree of freedom (DOF) of quantum systems. We propose a CNOT gate performed on the polarization DOF and spatial mode DOF of one photon system assisted by a quantum dot in double-side optical microcavities. This hyper CNOT gate is implemented by using spin selective photon reflection from the cavity, without auxiliary spatial modes or polarization modes. This interface can also be used to construct a hyper photonic Bell-state analyzer. The high fidelities of the hyper CNOT gates may be achieved with low side leakage and cavity loss.     

Complete Deterministic Analyzer for Multi-Electron Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger States Assisted by Double-Side Optical Microcavities

We present a complete deterministic scheme for the multi-electron Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger (GHZ) state analyzer, resorting to an interface between the polarization of a probe photon and the spin of an electron in a quantum dot embedded in a double-sided optical microcavity. All the multi-spin GHZ states can be completely discriminated by using single-photon detectors and linear optical elements. Our scheme has some features. First, it is a complete GHZ-state analyzer for multi-electron spin systems. Second, the initial entangled states remain after being identified and they can be used for a successive task. Third, the electron qubits are static and the photons play a role of a medium for information transfer, which has a good application in quantum repeater in which the electron qubits are used to store the information and the photon qubits are used to transfer the information between others.     

One-step discrimination scheme on N-particle Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger bases

We present an experimentally feasible one-step discrimination scheme on Bell bases with trapped ions, and then generalize it to the case of N-ion Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger （GHZ） bases. In the scheme, all the orthogonal and complete N-ion GHZ internal states can be exactly discriminated only by one step, and thus it takes very short time. Moreover, the scheme is insensitive to thermal motion and dose not require the individual addressing of the ions. The Bell-state and GHZ-state one-step discrimination scheme can be widely used in quantum information processing based on ion-trap set-up.     

Simple experimental scheme of teleporting a two-qubit state via linear optical elements

We propose a simple experimental scheme in which an unknown two-qubit state is faithfully and deterministically teleported from Alice to Bob. The scheme is constructed with four photons from parametric down conversion, linear optical elements, and conventional photon detectors, all of which are available in current technology. It is shown that the probability of successful teleportation ideally reaches 100% based on single-photon two-qubit-assisted Bell-state measurement, which can distinguish all four Bell-states simultaneously via conventional photon detectors. By generalizing the scheme, the teleportation of an unknown multi-qubit system can also be realized.     

Quantum Private Comparison Protocol with Linear Optics

In this paper, we propose an innovative quantum private comparison(QPC) protocol based on partial Bell-state measurement from the view of linear optics, which enabling two parties to compare the equality of their private information with the help of a semi-honest third party. Partial Bell-state measurement has been realized by using only linear optical elements in experimental measurement-device-independent quantum key distribution(MDI-QKD) schemes, which makes us believe that our protocol can be realized in the near future. The security analysis shows that the participants will not leak their private information.     

Quantum superdense coding based on hyperentanglement

We present a scheme for quantum superdense coding with hyperentanglement,in which the sender can transfer four bits of classical information by sending only one photon.The important device in the scheme is the hyperentangled Bell-state analyzer in both polarization and frequency degrees of freedom,which is also constructed in the paper by using a quantum nondemolition detector assisted by cross-Kerr nonlinearity.Our scheme can transfer more information with less resources than the existing schemes and is nearly deterministic and nondestructive.     

Enhanced Raman Scattering by Quasi-phase-matched Processes in ax^（2） Photonic Crystal

An intense comb-shaped Raman spectra were obtained from a two-dimensional nonlinear x（2） photonic crystal - a hexagonally poled LiTaO3 crystal with lattice parameter 9 micros. The lowest Raman shift was down to 2 cm^-1 and the order of anti-stokes and stokes signals both achieved 11. The novel Raman spectra were mediated first by intense phonon-polariton fields, which were driven through the quasi-phase-matched coupling between the incident dual-beam both from an optical parametric oscillation laser, and further amplified greatly also by such quasi-phasematched nonlinear optical process. The dependence of the Raman spectra character on the wavelength and intensity of incident beams were studied in detail, which accordingly revealed information of the inelastic scattering and the elementary excitation in the nonlinear medium. These results on the other hand suggest technological importance for developing a novel Raman laser with the multi-wavelength output and a tunable frequency interval and for possible applications in quantum optics.     

Three-Party Quantum Secure Sharing Using a Four-Particle Cluster State and Driven Cavity QED

We propose a scheme for implementing three-party quantum secure sharing via a four-particle cluster state in driven cavity QED. In our protocol, each of the two receivers can read out the sender’s secret communication message only if they choose to cooperate with each other. The protocol does not require the joint Bell-state measurement needed in the previous schemes and can considerably reduce the realization difficulty in experiment. Moreover, the cavity is only virtually excited and thus is insensitive to the cavity decay and the thermal field. The probability of success in our scheme can reach 1.0.