Physical Review Letters · 2009 · 211 citations · 28 references
PhotonicsQuantum ScienceEngineeringQuantum ComputingPhysicsFine-structure SplittingIdeal SourceNatural SciencesQuantum DeviceApplied PhysicsQuantum DotsHeterostructure Quantum WiresQuantum ChemistryQuantum EntanglementNanowire Quantum DotsQuantum Photonic DeviceEntangled Photon Pairs
We predict that heterostructure quantum wires and [111] grown quantum dots have a vanishing fine-structure splitting on the grounds of their symmetry, and are therefore ideal candidates to generate entangled photon pairs. We underpin this proposal by atomistic million-atom many-body pseudopotential calculations of realistic structures and find that the vanishing fine-structure splitting is robust against possible variations in morphology.
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