H. Ollivier

Hélène Ollivier, Ilse Maillette, Guillaume Coppola, Stephen Wein, Paul Hilaire, Abdelmounaim Harouri, Aristide Lemaître, Isabelle Sagnes, Loïc Lanco, Sarah Thomas, Juan Loredo, Carlos Anton, Niccolo Somaschi and Pascale Senellart
Quantum dots are promising candidates to generate the single photons needed to implement quantum networks. Although quantum dot indistinguishable single photon sources have already allowed an exponential speedup of quantum optics experiments, such as Boson Sampling, so far only single photons emitted by one quantum dot source have been used. Indeed, it remains to demonstrate that this technology can be reproducibly fabricated for widespread applications, an important challenge since quantum dots show natural inhomogeneity. In this presentation, we show that it is possible to produce multiple sources presenting homogeneous characteristics.