An All Optical Fibre Quantum Controlled-NOT Gate
Alex S. Clark, Jeremie Fulconis, John G. Rarity, William J. Wadsworth,, Jeremy L. O'Brien

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the first all-optical fibre quantum CNOT gate, achieving high fidelity, and identifies photon source imperfections as the main limitation, advancing fibre-based quantum computing technology.
Contribution
It presents the first experimental realization of a fibre-based quantum CNOT gate with high fidelity, highlighting the potential for integrated quantum photonic circuits.
Findings
Average logical fidelity of 90%
Process fidelity between 0.83 and 0.91
Imperfections mainly due to photon sources
Abstract
We report the first experimental demonstration of an optical controlled-NOT gate constructed entirely in fibre. We operate the gate using two heralded optical fibre single photon sources and find an average logical fidelity of 90% and an average process fidelity of 0.83<F<0.91. On the basis of a simple model we are able to conclude that imperfections are primarily due to the photon sources, meaning that the gate itself works with very high fidelity.
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