Up to hundreds of terahertz: improved parameters of the brightest single photon source

26 august 2020

Leading American (Purdue University, John Hopkins University) and Russian (FMN Laboratory) scientists in the field of nanophotonics have found a way to increase the emission rate of single-photon sources to new record values: hundreds of THz with efficiency close to 100%. The obtained results open the way to the practical use of the developed emitters in quantum communication and computation systems.

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