Multipartite continuous-variable optical quantum entanglement: Generation and application
Warit Asavanant, Akira Furusawa
Abstract
Quantum entanglement is a fundamental resource for various quantum applications and generation of large-scale entanglement is a key quantum technology. In recent years, continuous-variable optical systems have shown promising results in this direction, thanks to deterministic generation and multiplexing via rich degrees of freedom naturally occurring in the optical system. In this paper, we review the generation and applications of multipartite optical quantum entanglement. We begin with a theoretical overview of how to represent and verify multimode continuous-variable quantum states and entanglement. Then, we discuss the multiplexing technique in time, frequency, and spatial domains, and their applications in generation of large-scale entangled states. Afterward, we review the current status and development of the basic technology used in the generation of multipartite quantum entanglement. Finally, we discuss the applications of large-scale quantum entanglement and possible future perspectives. Published by the American Physical Society 2024