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 Prof. Lian-Fu Wei Southwest Jiaotong University, China |
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| Title: Deterministic photonic routings in optical networks | |
| Abstract: In the optical communcation network, the photons from the input port are routed into the outports by routers. Usually, in a photonic network for quantum optical communcation and remote photonic quantum computation, the router as a network node can only route the photon from the injected port to one of the selected outports probabilistically, i.e., with finite sucessful probability. Here, beginning with the introduction of photonic source, transport and detection, we birefly review how to utilize the chiral photonic waveguides and the chiral photon-router interactions to implement the trageted photonic routings. The potential applications in the future photonic commnuncation networks and remote photonic computaion are discussed also. | |
| Biography: L. F. Wei is a full Professor at the Department of Communication Engineering, School of Information Science and Technology, Southwest Jiaotong University, China and at School of Physics, Sun Yat-sen University, China. Previously, he worked as a postdoc at State Key Laboratory for information functional materials, Shanghai Institute of microsystem and information technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. Then, he sequentially worked as an associate professor at Shanghai Jiaotong University and a research scientist at Institute of Physical and Chemical Reaserch, Japan. He holds Bachelor degree of Physics from Guangxi Normal University, Master degree of Pedagogy from Sichuan Normal Universit, and PhD degree of Engineering from Southwest Jiaotong University, China. He has published more than 200 papers in reviewed journals, books and conference proceedings, including more than 150 papers in journals indexed in the Web of Science – Journal Citation Reports such as Information Sciences, Physics, and Electric and superconducting Electronics. He has organized several international conferences on information and physical science and technology, and served as a reviewer in a wide range of international journals. Currently, he is interested on quantum computation, photonic communcation, and superconducting electronics, etc.. | |
