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30 May 2022 Large bandwidth RF detector based on Rydberg atoms, quantum interferometry, and entanglement
James F. Smith III
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Abstract
A theoretical architecture for an ultra-wideband, high signal-to-noise ratio RF detector is discussed. The detector combines Rydberg atoms and optical interferometry based on quantum entanglement. Use of entanglement will offer detection sensitivity far exceeding RF detection schemes based on Rydberg atoms created by others. The value of the associated Rydberg state will be evaluated using a master equation. This will include modeling loss, system imperfections, and decay processes using open systems theory. Closed form expressions for the minimum E-field measurable through this process are derived. Measurement limitations on both the Rydberg antenna and quantum interferometer are discussed. Numerical results are discussed.
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James F. Smith III "Large bandwidth RF detector based on Rydberg atoms, quantum interferometry, and entanglement", Proc. SPIE 12093, Quantum Information Science, Sensing, and Computation XIV, 120930C (30 May 2022); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2618045
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KEYWORDS
Photons

Interferometers

Chemical species

Sensors

Entangled states

Phase shifts

Adaptive optics

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