Photonic State Tomography: Methods and Applications
A special issue of Photonics (ISSN 2304-6732).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2023) | Viewed by 14698
Special Issue Editor
Interests: quantum optics; entanglement; quantum dynamics; open quantum systems; non-Markovian evolution; quantum state tomography; time-bin encoding; phase retrieval; quantum Hamiltonian tomography; tomography; entanglement measures; quantum measurement; decoherence
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Dear Colleagues,
State tomography is becoming a crucial component of the quantum engineering toolbox since it facilitates validation and certification of quantum technology. In particular, photons are widely exploited in quantum protocols because information can be encoded by occupying different degrees of freedom, especially: polarization, spectral, spatial, and temporal modes. As a result, there are numerous techniques that can be used to determine the quantum state of light. Therefore, there is a need to shed light on recent developments in the area of photonic state tomography.
For this Special Issue, you are invited to submit manuscripts that provide novel results on photonic state tomography, both theoretical and experimental. We expect papers that present theoretical frameworks formulated on the grounds of mathematical physics. Also, we encourage the submission of feasibility studies that investigate the efficiency of selected models by numerical methods. Finally, we invite experimental papers that fall into a wider scope of quantum optics, but photonic tomography is implemented as a part of the research. In every case, it will be welcome if the contribution involves state tomography of entangled photons.
Dr. Artur Czerwinski
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- quantum state tomography
- photonic tomography
- quantum information encoding
- entangled photons
- numerical methods
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