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SUMMARY:Simulation-Driven Design of Photonic Quantum Communication Network
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DESCRIPTION:Workshop\n\nSimulation-Driven Design of Photonic Quantum Commu
 nication Networks\n\nSuchara\n\nThis work models metropolitan-scale photon
 ic quantum networks that use time bin encoding for quantum key distributio
 n and quantum state teleportation. We develop and validate theoretical mod
 els by comparing them with prior experimental results. We use our newly de
 veloped simulator of quantum network communication, called SeQUeNCe, to pe
 rform simulations at the individual photon level with picosecond resolutio
 n. The simulator integrates accurate models of optical components includin
 g light sources, interferometers, detectors, beam splitters, and telecommu
 nication fiber, allowing studies of their complex interactions. Optical qu
 antum networks have been generating significant interest because of their 
 ability to provide secure communication, enable new functionality such as 
 clock synchronization with unprecedented accuracy, and reduce the communic
 ation complexity of certain distributed computing problems. In the past fe
 w years experimental demonstrations moved from table-top experiments to me
 tropolitan-scale deployments and long-distance repeater network prototypes
 . As the number of optical components in these experiments increases, simu
 lation tools such as SeQUeNCe will simplify experiment planning and accele
 rate designs of new network protocols. The modular design of our tool will
  also allow modeling future technologies such as network nodes with quantu
 m memories and quantum transducers as they become available.\n\nTag: Works
 hop Reg Pass, Architectures, Datacenter, Emerging Technologies, Hardware, 
 HPC, I/O, Networks, Photonics, Silicon Fabrication\n\nRegistration Categor
 y: Workshop Reg Pass, Architectures, Datacenter, Emerging Technologies, Ha
 rdware, HPC, I/O, Networks, Photonics, Silicon Fabrication
URL:https://sc19.supercomputing.org/presentation/?id=pec262&sess=sess125
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