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Programmable multiphoton quantum interference in a single spatial mode.

Lorenzo Carosini^1,2, Virginia Oddi³, Francesco Giorgino^1,2

¹University of Vienna, Faculty of Physics,Vienna Center for Quantum Science and Technology (VCQ), 1090 Vienna, Austria.

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This study presents a resource-efficient quantum processor using time-bin encoding for multiphoton interference. This approach significantly reduces hardware needs for quantum applications like computation and metrology.

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Area of Science:

Quantum optics
Quantum information science

Background:

Nonclassical states of light are crucial for quantum-enhanced applications.
Current architectures often rely on polarization or spatial modes, leading to resource-intensive scaling.
Large-scale multiphoton processing faces significant hardware challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate a resource-efficient architecture for multiphoton processing.
To utilize time-bin encoding in a single spatial mode for quantum information tasks.
To reduce the physical overhead required for complex quantum experiments.

Main Methods:

Employed an efficient quantum dot single-photon source.
Utilized a fast programmable time-bin interferometer.
Observed interference of up to eight photons in 16 modes using a single detector.

Main Results:

Achieved multiphoton interference with significantly reduced hardware requirements.
Demonstrated the capability to process multiple photons (up to eight) in multiple modes (16) efficiently.
Showcased a scalable approach for quantum information processing.

Conclusions:

The developed architecture offers a resource-efficient pathway for quantum information processing.
Time-bin encoding in a single spatial mode is a viable strategy for scalable quantum photonics.
This work lays the foundation for a universal, single-spatial-mode photonics quantum processor.