论文信息 - Squeezing in lithium niobate waveguides

Squeezing in lithium niobate waveguides

Lithium niobate is widely used in photonics applications because of its large second order nonlinearity and the possibility of integrating nonlinear parametric processes and fast electro-optical reconfigurability. Here we show how these properties can be used for continuous variable quantum optics experiments including the generation, manipulation and characterization and detection of squeezed light.

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