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Tbs(ω,α,β,ϕ) |
21 |
0 0 |
✲ ′ ✲ |
❍ ❍P 1,α+β P 3,ϕ ✟✟✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍ ✟ |
❍✟ |
✟❍ S(ω) |
✟ ❍ |
P 2,β ✟✟ ❍ |
❍ |
✟ ❍ |
✟ ❍ |
✟ ❍ |
1 ✲✟✟ ❍ ❍❍ 1 ′ ✲ |
a) |
TMZ(α,β,ω,ϕ) |
21 |
M |
0 0 |
✲ ′ ✲ |
❅ P 1,α+β (cid:0)(cid:0)❅ (cid:0)(cid:0) |
❅ (cid:0) ❅ b P ,ϕ (cid:0) |
4 |
❅ (cid:0) ❅ (cid:0) |
P ,ω |
S (1) ❅ (cid:0) 3 ❅ (cid:0)S (1) |
1 2 (cid:0)❅ ❅(cid:0) 2 2 |
(cid:0) ❅ (cid:0) ❅ |
(cid:0) ❅ (cid:0) ❅ |
(cid:0) c❅ (cid:0) ❅ |
1 ✲(cid:0) P 2,β ❅❅(cid:0) ❅❅ 1 ′ ✲ |
M |
b) |
Figure 4: Elementary quantum interference device. An elementary quantum interference device |
can be realized by a 4-port interferometer with two input ports 0,1 and two output ports 0,1. |
′ ′ |
Any twodimensional unitary transformationcan be realized by the devices. a) shows a realization |
by a single beam splitter S(T) with variable transmission t and three phase shifters P ,P ,P ; b) |
1 2 3 |
showsarealizationwith50:50beamsplittersS (1)andS (1)andfourphaseshiftersP ,P ,P ,P . |
1 2 2 2 1 2 3 4 |
22 |
P : 1 1eiβ , (90) |
2 |
→ |
S : 0 T 1 +iR0 , (91) |
′ ′ |
→ |
S : 1 T 0′+iR1′ , (92) |
→ |
P : 0 0eiϕ . (93) |
3 ′ ′ |
→ |
1 0 |
If 0 0 and 1 1 and R(ω) = sinω, T(ω) = cosω, then the corre- |
≡ ′ ≡ 0 ≡ ′ ≡ 1 |
(cid:18) (cid:19) (cid:18) (cid:19) |
sponding unitary evolution matrix which transforms any coherent superposition of 0 and 1 into a |
superposition of 0 and 1 is given by |
′ ′ |
iei(α+ϕ) sinω eiα cosω −1 |
Tbs(ω,α,β,ϕ) = eiβ |
21 eiϕ cosω i sinω |
(cid:20) (cid:18) (cid:19)(cid:21) |
ie i(α+ϕ) sinω e iϕ cosω |
= e −iβ − e− − . (94) |
iα cosω i sinω |
− |
(cid:18) − (cid:19) |
The elementary quantum interference device TMZ depicted in Fig. (4.b) is a (rotated) Mach- |
21 |
Zehnder interferometer with two input and output ports and three phase shifters. According to |
the “toolbox” rules, the process can be quantum mechanically described by |
P : 0 0eiα+β , (95) |
1 |
→ |
P : 1 1eiβ , (96) |
2 |
→ |
S : 1 (b+ic)/√2 , (97) |
1 |
→ |
S : 0 (c+ib)/√2 , (98) |
1 |
→ |
P : c ceiω , (99) |
3 |
→ |
S : b (1 +i0)/√2 , (100) |
2 ′ ′ |
→ |
S : c (0′+i1′)/√2 , (101) |
2 |
→ |
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