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Boosting photonic quantum computation with moderate nonlinearity

A. Pick, E. S. Matekole, Z. Aqua, G. Guendelman, O. Firstenberg, J. P. Dowling, and B. Dayan

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Abstract

We present a new pathway towards fault-tolerant photonic quantum computing by using moderate nonlinearity to improve elementary computation operations. This improvement can lead to a three orders-of-magnitude reduction of the resource overhead in large-scale computations.

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