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Mode-selective single-photon addition to a multimode quantum field

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arxiv 2110.14488 v1 pith:BGDJJTKA submitted 2021-10-27 quant-ph

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Spectro-temporal modes of light can be exploited for the generation of high-dimensional Gaussian quantum states. Such states are at the basis of continuous variable quantum information protocols where they have to support mode-selective non-Gaussian operations. We develop a general framework for single-photon addition on multimode states of light via parametric down conversion processes. We identify the analytical conditions for single-mode and mode-selective photon addition. We show that spectral mode selectivity can be achieved in the Type-II collinear down conversion, while single-mode condition are retrieved for noncollinear Type-I and Type-II processes. Numerical results are shown for photon addition in parametric down conversion process at near-infrared and telecommunications wavelengths.

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