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    • Quantum Information Technologies (QITs)
    • High-Dimensional Quantum Computing

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    • High-dimensional quantum computing offers enhanced capabilities for complex information processing.
    • Existing quantum information technologies (QITs) can benefit from more intricate quantum operations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To design and demonstrate a resource-saving, circuit-simplified, 4x4-dimensional controlled-NOT (CNOT) gate.
    • To achieve high fidelity and efficiency in a high-dimensional quantum gate using existing technology.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing the polarization and spatial state of a flying photon as a control qudit.
    • Controlling the collective spin wave state of two atomic ensembles as target qudits in double-sided cavities.
    • Employing error-heralded detection via single-photon detectors to manage imperfections.

    Main Results:

    • Demonstrated a 4x4-dimensional CNOT gate with near-unity fidelity and efficiency exceeding 0.95.
    • Identified and heralded undesired performances from side leakage and finite coupling strengths.
    • Confirmed the protocol's feasibility with existing technology, requiring no auxiliary photons or atomic ensembles.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed protocol offers a simplified, efficient, and error-predictive approach for high-dimensional quantum gates.
    • This work significantly contributes to the efficacy of quantum information technologies (QITs).
    • Paves a promising path towards realizing advanced high-dimensional quantum computing capabilities.