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Linear programmable nanophotonic processors

Harris et al., 2018

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12633843161769281419
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Harris N
Carolan J
Bunandar D
Prabhu M
Hochberg M
Baehr-Jones T
Fanto M
Smith A
Tison C
Alsing P
Englund D
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Optica

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Advances in photonic integrated circuits have recently enabled electrically reconfigurable optical systems that can implement universal linear optics transformations on spatial mode sets. This review paper covers progress in such “programmable nanophotonic processors” …
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