Abstract
With the rapid development of spatially-resolving single-photon detectors, spatially structured multidimensional entangled states start to play a key role in modern quantum science. In particular, they find extensive applications in emerging fields such as quantum imaging, holography, computation or quantum-enhanced metrology. Moreover, spatially-multiplexed schemes hold a promise to increase the capacity of quantum channels, essential for quantum key distribution. An appealing perspective is to apply these ideas to light-atom interfaces, that are capable of storing and processing continuous-variable (CV) entanglement, critical for novel quantum cryptography, computation and imaging schemes.
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