Quantum optics with free electrons: from quantum sensing to strong coupling and single-photon nonlinearity

Free electrons are an emerging new type of quantum probe, with high quantum coherence, sub fsec – sub-nm resolution, high tunability and pristine coherent control. Recent experimental and theoretical advancements showcased the quantum nature of the interaction between a free electron and light and bound-electron qubits, with demonstrations of strong electron-photon coupling and coincidence, and proposals for quantum light generation.

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2025-03-19
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3053188
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Quantum Information and Cryptography
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Quantum optics with free electrons: from quantum sensing to strong coupling and single-photon nonlinearity

Charles Roques‐Carmes, Renwen Yu, Aviv Karnieli, Shanhui Fan
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Quantum optics with free electrons: from quantum sensing to strong coupling and single-photon nonlinearity

Charles Roques‐Carmes, Renwen Yu, Aviv Karnieli, Shanhui Fan
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Free electrons are an emerging new type of quantum probe, with high quantum coherence, sub fsec – sub-nm resolution, high tunability and pristine coherent control. Recent experimental and theoretical advancements showcased the quantum nature of the interaction between a free electron and light and bound-electron qubits, with demonstrations of strong electron-photon coupling and coincidence, and proposals for quantum light generation.

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