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Entanglement distribution between integrated silicon photonic chips

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We demonstrate high-fidelity distribution of entanglement across two integrated silicon photonic chips, by observing a violation of a Bell-type inequality of 2.638±0.039. Entanglement states are generated and measured on-chip, and coherently distributed between chips.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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