Experimental high-dimensional entanglement certification and quantum steering with time-energy measurements
Kai-Chi Chang, Murat Can Sarihan, Paul Erker, Xiang Cheng, Nicky Kai Hong Li, Andrew Mueller, Matthew D. Shaw, Boris Korzh, Maria Spiropulu, Marcus Huber, and Chee Wei Wong

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates a new method for certifying high-dimensional entanglement and quantum steering in time-energy measurements, even after significant dispersion, advancing scalable quantum communication.
Contribution
It introduces an experimental scheme for certifying high-dimensional entanglement and steering in telecom photons, resilient to fiber dispersion, enabling scalable quantum networks.
Findings
Certified 24-dimensional entanglement and 9-dimensional steering.
Maintained 21-dimensional entanglement after fiber dispersion equivalent to 600 km.
Proved 7-dimensional entanglement semi-device independently.
Abstract
High-dimensional entanglement provides unique ways of transcending the limitations of current approaches in quantum information processing, quantum communications based on qubits. The generation of time-frequency qudit states offer significantly increased quantum capacities while keeping the number of photons constant, but pose significant challenges regarding the possible measurements for certification of entanglement. Here, we develop a new scheme and experimentally demonstrate the certification of 24-dimensional entanglement and a 9-dimensional quantum steering. We then subject our photon-pairs to dispersion conditions equivalent to the transmission through 600-km of fiber and still certify 21-dimensional entanglement. Furthermore, we use a steering inequality to prove 7-dimensional entanglement in a semi-device independent manner, proving that large chromatic dispersion is not an…
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum Information and Cryptography · Optical Network Technologies · Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
