Li, R.
, Deng, L.
and Hagley, E.
(2013),
Fast, All-Optical, Zero to PI Continuously Controllable Kerr Phase Gate, Physical Review Letters, [online], https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.110.113902
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Fast, All-Optical, Zero to PI Continuously Controllable Kerr Phase Gate
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We demonstrate a fast-responding Kerr phase gate using a room-temperature 85Rb vapor operated in a Raman gain scheme where the probe/signal wave travels superluminally. Continuously controllable nonlinear Kerr phase shift of the probe wave from 0 to π radian in comparison with a reference wave have been observed at 333o K (60oC). We show rapid manipulation of digitally encoded probe wave by using a digitally encoded phase control light field, demonstrating the capability of the system for possible application in information science and telecommunications.Citation
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Kerr phase gate, fast propagation, Raman gain and amplification
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Created March 13, 2013, Updated November 10, 2018