Monday, January 23, 2012 12:30 pm
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1:30 pm
EST (GMT -05:00)
Dirk Englund, Columbia University
Abstract
Photonic integrated chips provide a way to control the interaction of photons with single emitters in solids, such as semiconductor quantum dots or color centers. I will describe how this controlled light matter interaction can be used to construct basic components for quantum information science. I will discuss recent work on cavity-enhanced generation of single photons; nonlinear optical interactions at the single photon level; nonclassical state generation by photon blockade and tunneling; and some early directions on cavity-enhanced optical interactions with long-lived spin qubits in diamond.