DOI:https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRevLett.132.109902
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Type-I’ fusion gate, which succeeds when one of the two left detectors, one of the two right detectors, and the bottom center detector detect a photon, respectively, with a probability of .
Reuse & PermissionsConfiguration of corrected type-I’ fusion gate. All detectors, beam splitters (BSs), and optical interleavers (OIs) are time-resolving detectors, BSs, and OIs, respectively. (a) Frequency-path fusion gate, which succeeds when one of the detectors detect a photon with probability . (b) Path-frequency fusion gate, which succeeds when the detector detects a photon with probability . (c) Construction of corrected type-I’ fusion gate from two frequency-path fusion gates, a path-frequency fusion gate, and two single photon ancillae.
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