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Deep learning of polarization transfer in liquid crystals with application to quantum state preparation

Dominik Vašinka, Martin Bielak, Michal Neset, and Miroslav Ježek

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Abstract

We present deep learning of light polarization in liquid crystals. Our model maps the transfer function at the unprecedented fidelity level of 0.999. The approach is used for accurate remote preparation of polarization quantum bits.

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