ncku-talk2012-05-07

NCTS (South)

DATE 2012-05-07

TIME 12:00

PLACE R49223, Second Physics Building , NCKU

FIELD Quantum Information Science

SPEAKER Dr. Yi-Hsin Chen - 清華大學物理系

TITLE Low-light-level all-optical modulation

ABSTRACT Photons are well-known information carriers. Manipulating photons is a promising means in the study of quantum communications and quantum computations. The enhanced nonlinearity based on the electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) effect permits us employing one photon switched or phase moudulated by another possible. In order to prolong the interaction time via the medium, we use two motionless light pulses interact with each other and consequently, the optical process induces the better nonlinear effect. Furthermore, the simulation shows that the nonlinear effect based on this scheme is linear proportional to the optical density of the medium without any upper limit. Our work provides the technology for the low-light-level even single-photon-level nonlinear optics and advances the application in quantum information manipulation.

NCTS (South)

DATE	2012-05-07

TIME	12:00

PLACE	R49223, Second Physics Building , NCKU

FIELD	Quantum Information Science

SPEAKER	Dr. Yi-Hsin Chen - 清華大學物理系

TITLE	Low-light-level all-optical modulation

ABSTRACT	Photons are well-known information carriers. Manipulating photons is a promising means in the study of quantum communications and quantum computations. The enhanced nonlinearity based on the electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) effect permits us employing one photon switched or phase moudulated by another possible. In order to prolong the interaction time via the medium, we use two motionless light pulses interact with each other and consequently, the optical process induces the better nonlinear effect. Furthermore, the simulation shows that the nonlinear effect based on this scheme is linear proportional to the optical density of the medium without any upper limit. Our work provides the technology for the low-light-level even single-photon-level nonlinear optics and advances the application in quantum information manipulation.