Abstract
Photon-pairs generated by spontaneous four-wave mixing (SFWM) in inhibited-coupling hollow-core photonic crystal fiber (IC-HCPCF) filled with an inert gas (Xenon) combine Raman free generation, high signal-to-noise ratio, entanglement control and integrability in the telecommunications network [1]. Furthermore, this technology proved to be a promising platform for both single photon and entangled photon-pairs sources. However, increasing the brightness of such platform is required. Recently, we demonstrated an enhancement of this photon-pairs source brightness by an order of magnitude to reach B0 = 30 kHz using GHz-repetition rate femtosecond laser [2].
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