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The Review of Laser Engineering

Preface to Topical Papers on Recent and Future of Quantum Information Technologies Using Single Photons

Masahide Sasaki

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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10.2184/lsj.36.462

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gressed rapidly in recent years in the hope of addressing these needs. This field of research covers many topics, and is developing at an unprecedented scale with the involvement of researchers from many different leading-edge science and technology fields. Although it is very hard to predict how things will turn out in the future, it seems that as far as a hardware is concerned, important roles will be played by photonic qubits for quantum communication, nuclear spin qubits for quantum memory, and electron spin qubits for quantum information processing to connect them together. This paper introduces the latest research trends relating to the production of photonic qubits used for quantum communication and computation, with particular reference to the results obtained by the author’s group. In quantum cryptography, 1)