Generation of entangled matter qubits in two opposing parabolic mirrors
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N. Trautmann,
J. Z. Bernád,
M. Sondermann,
G. Alber,
L. L.
Sánchez-Soto,
G. Leuchs
2014
Abstract
We propose a scheme for the remote preparation of entangled matter qubits in
free space. For this purpose, a setup of two opposing parabolic mirrors is
considered, each one with a single ion trapped at its focus. To get the
required entanglement in this extreme multimode scenario, we take advantage of
the spontaneous decay, which is usually considered as an apparent nuisance.
Using semiclassical methods, we derive an efficient photon-path representation
to deal with this problem. We also present a thorough examination of the
experimental feasibility of the scheme. The vulnerabilities arising in
realistic implementations reduce the success probability, but leave the
fidelity of the generated state unaltered. Our proposal thus allows for the
generation of high-fidelity entangled matter qubits with high rate.
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