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US 12,206,459 · App. 18/167,670 · Granted Jan 21, 2025

System and method for entangled state identification using metadata

Inventors: Gary Vacon (East Falmouth, MA); Kristin A. Rauschenbach (Franconia, NH)
Assignee: Qubit Moving and Storage, LLC
H04B10/70G01S7/4865G06N10/40G06N10/00
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Patent No.
US 12,206,459
App. No.
18/167,670
Filed
Feb 10, 2023
Granted
Jan 21, 2025
Kind
B2
Art Unit
2128
USPC
706/62
Abstract

A method and system for identifying entangled photons includes generating a plurality of sets of four entangled photons, wherein one pair of photons of each set are time correlated, thereby indicating that another pair of four entangled photons are entangled. Quantum metadata comprising a time window corresponding to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons is collected. A coincidence of one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons is determined. A state value of at least one photon of the other pair of each of the number of the sets of four entangled photons is determined. Ordered lists of coincidences are compared to ordered lists of state values to determine entangled state information. Time window are compared to times corresponding to the ordered lists. Error conditions are generated if conditions are met.

Claims (46)

1. A method for identifying entangled photons, the method comprising:

a) generating optical pulses that generate a plurality of sets of four entangled photons in a deterministic time window associated with a pulse shape of the optical pulses, wherein each of the four entangled photons are generated at a same time and one pair of photons of each set in the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are time correlated, thereby indicating that another pair of photons in a same set of four entangled photons are entangled;

b) collecting quantum metadata comprising the deterministic time window corresponding to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons, wherein the deterministic time window is determined using the pulse shape of the optical pulses;

c) determining a coincidence time of the one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons and recording an ordered list of the determined coincidence times;

d) determining a state value of at least one photon of the other pair of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons and recording an ordered list of state values;

e) comparing the ordered list of determined coincidence times to the ordered list of state values to determine entangled state information that comprises determined state values that correspond to correlated sets of four entangled photons; and

f) determining if the deterministic time window corresponds to the determined coincidence times in the recorded ordered list of the determined coincidence times, thereby identifying entangled photons.

2. The method of claim 1 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons includes compensating for time delays.

3. The method of claim 1 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons is performed with a comparison operation.

4. The method of claim 1 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons is performed at a location that is remote from a location where entangled photons are generated.

5. The method of claim 1 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the one pair of photons of each of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons is performed at a location that is remote from the determining the state value of at least one photon of the other pair of photons of the plurality of the sets of four entangled photons.

6. The method of claim 1 wherein the deterministic time window is determined using the pulse shape and the pulse repetition rate.

7. The method of claim 1 further comprising generating an error condition if the deterministic time window does not correspond to the coincidence times in the recorded ordered list of coincidence times.

8. The method of claim 7 further comprising discarding a determined state value corresponding the error condition.

9. The method of claim 7 wherein the error condition comprises a lost photon.

10. The method of claim 7 wherein the error condition comprises a false positive identification of state value of an entangled photon.

11. The method of claim 7 wherein the error condition comprises a false negative identification of state value of an entangled photon.

12. A method for identifying entangled photons, the method comprising:

a) generating a plurality of sets of four entangled photons, wherein each of the four entangled photons are generated at a same time and a first pair of photons in each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are time correlated indicating that a second pair of photons in a same one of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are time correlated;

b) collecting quantum metadata comprising a time window corresponding to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons;

c) determining a coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons and recording the plurality of determined coincidence times as a first quantum data set;

d) determining a coincidence time of the second pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons and recording the plurality of determined coincidence times as a second quantum data set such that the first quantum data set and the second quantum data set comprise at least some coincidence times that are correlated; and

e) determining if the time window corresponds to the determined coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons, thereby identifying entangled photons.

13. The method of claim 12 wherein the collecting quantum metadata comprising the time window corresponding to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons comprises determining a pump pulse shape corresponding to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons.

14. The method of claim 12 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons includes compensating for time delays.

15. The method of claim 12 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons is performed with a comparison operation.

16. The method of claim 12 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons is performed at a location that is remote from a location where entangled photons are generated.

17. The method of claim 12 wherein the determining the coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons is performed at a location that is remote from the determining the coincidence time of the second pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons.

18. The method of claim 12 further comprising sending at least one of the first quantum data set and the second quantum data set to the location where photons in each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are detected to determine coincidence times.

19. The method of claim 12 further comprising generating an error condition if the time window does not correspond to the coincidence time of the first pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons.

20. The method of claim 19 further comprising discarding a determined state value corresponding the error condition.

21. The method of claim 19 wherein the error condition comprises a lost photon.

22. The method of claim 19 wherein the error condition comprises a false positive coincidence.

23. The method of claim 19 wherein the error condition comprises a false negative coincidence.

24. A system for identifying entangled photons, the system comprising:

a) an entangled photon source that generates optical pulses that generate a plurality of sets of four entangled photons during a deterministic time window associated with a pulse shape of the optical pulses at an output, wherein one pair of photons of each set in the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are time correlated indicating that another pair of photons in a same one of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons are time correlated;

b) a metadata collector having an input coupled to an output of the entangled photon source, the metadata collector collecting metadata comprising the deterministic time window that is determined using the pulse shape of the optical pulses, wherein the deterministic time window corresponds to the generated plurality of sets of four entangled photons, the metadata collector providing the metadata at an output;

c) a coincidence detector having at least one input optically coupled to the output of the entangled photon source, the coincidence detector determining a coincidence time of a pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons and generating signals at an output related to determined coincidence times;

d) a photon detector having at least one input optically coupled to the output of the entangled photon source, the photon detector determining a state value of at least one of the other pair of photons of each of the plurality of sets of four entangled photons and generating signals at an output related to determined state values;

e) a first processor having an input coupled to the output of the coincidence detector, the first processor recording the determined coincidence times generated by the coincidence detector and generating an ordered list of coincidences;

f) a second processor having an input coupled to the output of the photon detector, the second processor recording the determined state values generated by the photon detector and generating an ordered list of state values;

g) a third processor having an input coupled to at least one of the first and second processors, the third processor comparing the ordered list of coincidences to the ordered list of state values to determine entangled state information that comprises determined state values that correspond to entangled sets of four entangled photons; and

h) a fourth processor having an input coupled to at least one of the first and the second processors an input coupled to the output of the metadata collector, the fourth processor comparing the time window to times corresponding to at least one of the ordered lists, thereby identifying entangled photons.

25. The system of claim 24 wherein at least two of the first, second, third, or fourth processors are the same processor.

26. The system of claim 24 wherein the third and the fourth processor are the same processor.

27. The system of claim 24 wherein the fourth processor further generates an error condition if a predetermined condition is met.

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