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Quantum frequency conversion in nonlinear microcavities
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We study nonlinear microresonantors as potential implements for quantum frequency conversion of narrowband optical signals. Using silicon-nitride microdisks as a concrete example, we show that high-conversion performance can be achieved with relatively low pump power. Being chip integratable, such devices hold promise for use in large-scale quantum applications, including atomic-memory-based quantum repeaters. (c) 2013 Optical Society of America
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WHISPERING-GALLERY MODES
UP-CONVERSION
SILICON-NITRIDE
WAVE-GUIDES
SINGLE PHOTONS
RESONATORS
GENERATION
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