Photonic Multiqubit States from a Single Atom
Ying Li, Leandro Aolita, L. C. Kwek

TL;DR
This paper presents a feasible protocol for generating complex multiqubit photonic states, such as GHZ and cluster states, using a single atom in an optical cavity with polarization-controlled laser pulses.
Contribution
It introduces a novel, experimentally feasible method for creating multiqubit photonic states from a single atom using polarization-selective atomic transitions.
Findings
Protocol enables generation of GHZ and cluster states
Method is compatible with current technology
Uses polarization control for state selectivity
Abstract
We propose a protocol for the creation of photonic Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger and linear cluster states emitted from a single atom---or ion---coupled to an optical cavity field. The method is based on laser pulses with different polarizations and exploits the atomic transition amplitudes to state-selectively achieve the desired transitions. The scheme lies within reach of current technology.
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