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Chinese Physics Letters

Implementing Entanglement Swapping with Trapped Atoms via Cavity Decay

林秀敏, 喻擘, 周正威, P. Xue, 郭光灿

Published Jan 1, 2004• 0 citations
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Abstract

With trapped atoms, we propose an experimental scheme to implement entanglement swapping based on adiabatic passage and the detection of cavity decay. This scheme is inherently robust to diverse sources of noise, such as atomic spontaneous emission, or detector inefficiency. The advantages make it realizable with the current experimental technology.

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With trapped atoms, we propose an experimental scheme to implement entanglement swapping based on adiabatic passage and the detection of cavity decay. This scheme is inherently robust to diverse sources of noise, such as atomic spontaneous emission, or detector inefficiency. The advantages make it realizable with the current experimental technology.