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Atomic and Laser Physics
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Professor Ian Walmsley CBE FRS FCGI

Director, Oxford Quantum Institute

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  • Atomic and Laser Physics
Ian.Walmsley@physics.ox.ac.uk
Telephone: 01865 772209
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Tradeoff in simultaneous quantum-limited phase and loss estimation in interferometry

Physical Review A American Physical Society (APS) 89:2 (2014) 023845

Authors:

Philip JD Crowley, Animesh Datta, Marco Barbieri, IA Walmsley

Manipulating a non-classical state of light propagating through a multiply scattering medium

Optics Infobase Conference Papers (2014)

Authors:

H Defienne, M Barbieri, B Chalopin, B Chatel, I Walmsley, B Smith, S Gigan

Abstract:

In this work, we use wavefront shaping methods to control non-classical states of light propagating through a multiply scattering medium. We experimentally show guiding of a single-photon into a selected single-mode fiber after propagation through the medium, and demonstrate generation of a one-photon entangled state. 漏 2014 OSA.

Mutual interferometric characterization of a pair of independent electric fields.

Opt Lett 38:24 (2013) 5299-5302

Authors:

Charles Bourassin-Bouchet, Matthias M Mang, Ilaria Gianani, Ian A Walmsley

Abstract:

We demonstrate a novel interferometric characterization scheme that allows the complete reconstruction of two interfering electric fields. The phase profiles of both beams, and their relative phase, can be retrieved simultaneously as a function of any degree of freedom in which it is possible to shear one of the beams. The method has applications in wavefront sensing or ultrashort-pulse measurement, especially also in the domain of extreme light sources where it is difficult to generate a reference field or to replicate the beam in order to perform a self-referencing measurement. We demonstrate the technique experimentally by measuring simultaneously two ultrashort pulses in a single laser shot.

High quantum efficiency photon-number-resolving detector for photonic on-chip information processing

CLEO: QELS_Fundamental Science, CLEO:QELS FS 2013 (2013)

Authors:

B Calkins, PL Mennea, AE Lita, BJ Metcalf, WS Kolthammer, AL Linares, JB Spring, PC Humphreys, RP Mirin, JC Gates, PGR Smith, IA Walmsley, T Gerrits, SW Nam

Abstract:

We demonstrate a high-efficiency, photon-number resolving transition edge sensor, integrated on an optical silica waveguide structure. The detector consists of three individual absorber/sensor devices providing a total system detection efficiency of up to 93% for single photons at a wavelength of 1551.9 nm. This new design enables high fidelity detection of quantum information processes in on-chip platforms. 漏 OSA 2013.

Storage of light in a hollow-core photonic-crystal fibre

CLEO: QELS_Fundamental Science, CLEO:QELS FS 2013 (2013)

Authors:

MR Sprague, P Michelberger, TFM Champion, DG England, J Nunn, W Steven Kolthammer, XM Jin, A Abdolvand, PSJ Russell, IA Walmsley

Abstract:

We report the storage and retrieval of broadband optical pulses using a Raman interaction in a room-temperature ensemble of cesium atoms confined in a hollow-core photonic-crystal fibre. 漏 2013 Optical Society of America.

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