Paper by Strauf and colleagues focuses on ultra-bright single photon source HOBOKEN, N.J. — Stefan Strauf, Assistant Professor (BIO in PDF) in the Department of Physics & Engineering Physics at Stevens Institute of Technology, along with colleagues from the University of California, Santa Barbara and Leiden University (Netherlands), has authored the article, “High-frequency single-photon source with polarization control,” the cover article of the December 2007 issue of Nature Photonics |
As described in the News & Views section of the issue, “More futuristic applications of single photon states include photonic networks designed to achieve scalable quantum computation, which one day will hopefully solve problems exponentially faster than classical computers.”
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