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Lee et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Bright, Waveguide-based Entanglement Sources for High-rate Quantum Networking

Lee et al., 2022

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6184045688403114246
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Lee C
Hardy N
Spellmeyer N
Murphy R
Grein M
Dixon P
Boroson D
Hamilton S
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Quantum 2.0 Conference

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Bright, Waveguide-based Entanglement Sources for High-rate Quantum Networking Page 1 Bright, Waveguide-based Entanglement Sources for High-rate Quantum Networking Catherine Lee, Nicholas D. Hardy, Neal W. Spellmeyer, Ryan P. Murphy, Matthew E. Grein, P …
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