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https://quantumopticsix.uniandes.edu.co/

October 21-26, 2018

CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA

Dear Participant,

As organizing committee we want to welcome you to Quantum Optics IX. We are very happy to see a scientific

program with speakers from different nationalities discussing a wide variety of topics in the field of Quantum

Optics.

Your registration to this conference includes, breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks from Monday to Friday and

three social activities during the week:

1. Sunday, 21 of October at 6 pm, welcoming activity

2. Wednesday, 24 of October, walking tour in Cartagena City center. If you are interested, please

confirm your participation to this activity before Tuesday noon in the registration desk.

3. Thursday, 25 of October, at 8 pm, Conference dinner.

We hope you enjoy this week in Cartagena and that this event gives you the opportunity for fruitful scientific

discussions.

Organizing Committee,

______________________ ______________________ ______________________

Karen Fonseca Romero Alejandra Valencia Mayerlin Núñez Dept. Physics Dept. Physics Dept. Physics Universidad Nacional de Colombia Universidad de los Andes Universidad de los Andes email:[email protected] email: [email protected] email: [email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

https://quantumopticsix.uniandes.edu.co/




Scientific Program

Time Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

8:00

4 speakers 30 minutes

each


each

4 speakers 30 minutes each


each


each

8:30

9:00

9:30

10:00 Coffee Break

10:30


each


each

4 speakers 30 minutes each


each


each

11:00

11:30

12:00

12:30

Lunch 1:00 Check -Out

1:30

Lunch -Closing

2:00 Parallel talks

30 minutes each

Parallel talks 30 minutes

each Parallel talks

30 minutes each

Parallel talks 30 minutes

each

2:30

3:00 Contributed talks

20 minutes each

Contributed talks

20 minutes each

3:20

3:40 Contributed talks

20 minutes each

4:00

Registration

coffee break

Free afternoon walk-city-Tour

4:20

coffee Break /Poster Session

4:30


each coffee Break /Poster Session

5:00

5:30

6:00

Welcome 6:30

7:00

8:00 Conference Dinner

Monday, October 22

Time Chair: Alfred U’ren

8:00 AM Maria Chekhova, PARAMETRIC DOWN-CONVERSION IN A THIN LAYER: PHASE MATCHING SACRIFICED TO

ENTANGLEMENT AND EFFICIENCY, Max-Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen, Germany.

8:30 AM Marcelo Martinelli, TELEPORTATION OVER THE RAINBOW: USING MULTICOLOR ENTANGLEMENT TO CONVERT A

QUANTUM STATE, University of São Paulo, Brazil.

9:00 AM Alessandro Zavatta, ENTANGLEMENT OF MULTIPHOTON STATES BY DELOCALIZED SINGLE PHOTON ADDITION,

Istituto Nazionale di Ottica - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (INO-CNR), Italy.

9:30 AM Gabriel Molina-Terriza, ENTANGLEMENT PROTECTION IN THE INTERACTION OF LIGHT WITH NANOPARTICLES,

Centro de Fisica de Materiales CFM - MPC, Centro Mixto CSIC-UPV/EHU, Spain.

10:00 AM Coffee Break

Chair: Maria Chekhova

10:30 AM Ulrik Lund Andersen, SQUEEZED STATE QUANTUM COMMUNICATION: ABSOLUTELY NO INFORMATION TO EVE,

Technical University of Denmark, Denmark.

11:00 AM Todd Pittman, HERALDED NOISELESS AMPLIFICATION AND ATTENUATION FOR QUANTUM COMMUNICATIONS, University of Maryland Baltimore County, UMBC, USA.

11:30 AM Ruynet Lima de Matos Filho, QUANTUM-ENHANCED SENSING FROM HYPERENTANGLEMENT, Institute of Physics,

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

12:00 PM Sebastiao Padua, FRACTIONAL TOPOLOGICAL PHASE MEASUREMENT

WITH A HYPERENTANGLED PHOTON SOURCE, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil.

12:30 PM Lunch

Chair: Carlos Pineda Chair: Karen Rodríguez

2:00 PM Łukasz Rudnicki, MUTUAL UNBIASEDNESS IN TWO OR MORE COARSE-GRAINED PHASE-SPACE VARIABLES, Max-Planck-Institut für die Physik des Lichts, Erlangen, Germany & Center for Theoretical

Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland.

Celso Jorge Villas-Boas, QUANTUM INFORMATION PROCESSING

WITH BOSONIC MODES IN CAVITY/CIRCUIT QED, Departamento de Física, Universidade

Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, Brazil.

2:30 PM Fernando de Melo, COARSE GRAINED QUANTUM DYNAMICS,

Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas, Brazil.

Gabriel Horacio Aguilar, LOCAL VERSUS BELL STATE FILTERING IN

LINEAR-OPTICS BASED QUANTUM ILLUMINATION,


3:00 PM Jorge G. Hirsch, QUANTUM LYAPUNOV EXPONENTS,

Instituto de Ciencias Nucleares, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, México.

Johanna Figueroa Barra, CERTIFYING AN IRREDUCIBLE 1024-

DIMENSIONAL PHOTONIC STATE USING REFINED DIMENSION WITNESSES, Universidad de Concepción, Chile.

3:20 PM Alex Jones, INTERFERING PHOTONS IN ORTHOGONAL

STATES, University of Oxford/Imperial College

London, UK.

Raul Coto, QUANTUM SENSOR BASED ON POST-

SELECTION IMPLEMENTED IN MULTI-SPINS AND HYBRID SPIN-MECHANIC SYSTEMS,

Universidad Mayor, Chile.

3:40 PM Jiří Svozilík, ENTANGLEMENT WITNESS FOR HYBRID

BIPARTITE STATES BASED ON THE NEGATIVITY VOLUME OF THE GENERALIZED

WIGNER FUNCTION, Palacky University, Czech Republic.

Matthew DiMario, PHASE TRACKING AND CORRECTION FOR

QUANTUM MEASUREMENTS OF COHERENT STATES,

Center for Quantum Information and Control, University of New Mexico, USA.

4:00 PM Coffee Break

Chair: Antonio Acín

4:30 PM Jeronimo Maze, QUANTUM METROLOGY WITH SINGLE EMITTERS IN SOLIDS,

Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Chile.

5:00 PM Luiz Davidovich, RECENT ADVANCES IN QUANTUM METROLOGY,

Instituto de Física, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

5:30 PM Luis L. Sanchez-Soto, MULTIPARAMETER QUANTUM METROLOGY OF INCOHERENT POINT SOURCES: TOWARDS

REALISTIC SUPERRESOLUTION, Max-Planck-Institut fur die Physik des Lichts, Erlangen, Germany.

6:00 PM Aldo Delgado, APPROACHING THE QUANTUM PRECISION LIMIT IN THE ESTIMATION OF PURE QUANTUM

STATES, Instituto Milenio de Investigación en Óptica, Universidad de Concepción, Chile.

6:30 PM Ulrich Seyfarth THE WIGNER FUNCTION FOR SU(1, 1),

Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light

Gabriel Horacio Aguilar, LOCAL VERSUS BELL STATE FILTERING IN

LINEAR-OPTICS BASED QUANTUM ILLUMINATION,


Tuesday, October 23

Time Chair: Juan Pablo Paz

8:00 AM Ana María Rey, OBSERVATION OF A DYNAMICAL PHASE TRANSITION IN THE COLLECTIVE HEISENBERG

MODEL, JILA, NIST and University of Colorado at Boulder, USA.

8:30 AM Igor Jex, PHASE TRANSITION AND CHAOS IN ITERATED QUANTUM PROTOCOLS,

FNSPE, CTU in Prague, Czech Republic.

9:00 AM Antonio Acin, CERTIFICATION OF MANY-BODY QUANTUM STATES,

ICFO, Spain.

9:30 AM Leandro Aolita, EFFICIENTLY BENCHMARKING MANY-BODY QUANTUM SIMULATIONS: FROM FIDELITY

WITNESSES TO NEURAL NETWORK STATE TOMOGRAPHY, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


Chair: Luiz Davidovich

10:30 AM Juan Pablo Paz, TESTING QUANTUM FLUCTUATION THEOREMS USING A QUANTUM WORK METER,

Departamento de Física, FCEyN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

11:00 AM Pablo Henrique Souto Riveiro, QUANTUM THERMODYNAMICS OF A PARAXIAL LIGHT BEAM,

Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Brazil.

11:30 AM Alberto M. Marino, TOWARDS CONTROL OF SPATIAL QUANTUM CORRELATIONS IN TWIN BEAMS,

University of Oklahoma, USA.

12:00 PM Andrei Klimov, MACROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF QUANTUM CORRELATIONS IN N-QUBIT SYSTEMS,

Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico.

12:30 PM Lunch

Chair: Pablo Souto Riveiro Chair: Ana Predojevic

2:00 PM Raphael Campos Drumond, A SHIELDING PROPERTY FOR THE QUANTUM

ISING MODEL, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Pierre Louis, HYBRID OPTOMECHANICS WITH INTEGRATED QUANTUM DOTS,

Unicamp, Brazil.

2:30 PM Angela M. Guzman, EVANESCENT-WAVE TRIPLET MODES AND THE OPTICAL POTENTIAL AT DIELECTRIC

INTERFACES, Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Bogota,

Colombia.

Marcelo Terra Cunha, NONLOCALITY TESTS INCLUDING COMPATIBLE MEASUREMENTS,

Unicamp, Brazil

3:00 PM Vitalie Eremeev, COOLING OF NANOMECHANICAL

OSCILLATOR ASSSITED BY A COLLECTIVE STATE OF QUBITS,

Universidad Diego Portales, Santiago, Chile.

Karen Rodríguez, VIRTUAL BRILLOUIN ZONE IN POSITION

SPACE AS QUANTUM CARPETS IN 1D OPTICAL LATTICES,

Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia.

3:20 PM Aurél Gábris, DEMONSTRATING MEASUREMENT INDUCED EFFECTS IN A QUANTUM WALK SIMULATOR, Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech

Republic.

Pablo Solano, COUPLING ATOMTHROUGH AN OPTICAL

NANOFIBER WAVEGUIDE, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,

Cambridge, and Joint Quantum Institute and Department of Physics, University of

Maryland, College Park, USA.

3:40 PM Jefferson Florez, LIMITATIONS TO THE SENSITIVITY OF A

THREE-MODE NONLINEAR INTERFEROMETER,

University of Ottawa, Canada.

Dalia Patricia Ornelas Huerta, RYDBERG POLARITON INTERACTIONS TO PROBE FEW BODY PHYSICS AND SINGLE

PHOTON GENERATION, University of Maryland, USA.

4:00 PM Esteban Sepúlveda Gómez, EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH FOR

RANDOMNESS GENERATION USING A HIGH- PURITY POLARIZATION-ENTANGLED

PHOTONS SOURCE, Universidad de Concepción, Chile.

Irati Alonso Calafell, A NEAR DETERMINISTIC PLASMONIC

QUANTUM ZENO GATE USING GRAPHENE NANORIBBONS,

University of Vienna, Austria.

4:20 PM

Coffee Break /Poster Session

6:30 PM

Wednesday, October 24

Time Chair: Lorenz Willmann

8:00 AM John Bollinger, MEASURING NON-EQUILIBRIUM QUANTUM DYNAMICS WITH TRAPPED-ION CRYSTALS,

National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), USA.

8:30 AM Klaus Peter Jungmann, TESTING FUNDAMENTAL SYMMETRIES WITH TRAPPED SINGLE IONS, Van Swinderen Institute, University of Groningen, The Netherlands.

9:00 AM Arno Rauschenbeutel, SEEING A SINGLE ATOM WHERE IT IS NOT,

Institut Für Physik, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Germany.

9:30 AM Markus Hennrich, INTERACTING RYDBERG IONS,

Stockholm University, Sweden.


Chair: Alberto Marino

10:30 AM Paulo Nussenveig, CONTINUOUS-VARIABLE QUANTUM OPTICS ON-CHIP


11:00 AM PAUL LETT, NOISE AND SPATIAL MODE COUPLING IN TWIN-BliEAMS FROM 4-WAVE MIXING,

NIST / U. Maryland Joint Quantum Institute, USA.

11:30 AM Morgan Mitchell. IS QUANTUM SENSING’S “ENERGY RESOLUTION LIMIT" UNIVERSAL ?

ICFO, Spain.

12:00 PM Oliver Pfister, TOWARD QUANTUM COMPUTING WITH QUANTUM OPTICS

Virginia University, USA.

12:30: PM Lunch

Chair: Breno Marques Chair: Stephen Walborn

2:00 PM Till J. Weinhold, SINGLE PHOTONS SUITABLE FOR QUANTUM

MEMORIES AND HECOTMETER HOM REVIVALS,

University of Queensland, Australia.

Fabricio Toscano, UNIFIED FRAMEWORK TO DETERMINE

GAUSSIAN STATES IN CONTINUOUS VARIABLE SYSTEMS,


2:30 PM Tommaso Macrì, CLUSTERING IN ULTRACOLD MIXTURES AND

DIPOLES, Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte,

Brazil.

Simon B. Jäger, SUPERRADIANT PHASES OF A QUANTUM

GAS IN A BAD CAVITY, Universität des Saarlandes, Germany.

3:00 PM Pablo L. Saldanha, QUANTUM INTERFERENCE OF FORCE,

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Daniel Felinto, A BOTTOM-UP APPROACH TO

SUPERRADIANCE, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco,

Brazil.

3:30 PM Rafael Chaves, QUANTUM VIOLATION OF AN

INSTRUMENTAL TEST, International Institute of Physics, Natal,

Brazil.

Felippe Barbosa,

Unicamp, Brazil.

4:00 PM Free Afternoon- Walking tour historical center.

Thursday, October 25

Time Chair: Marcelo F. Santos

8:00 AM

Miguel Orszag, WEAK VALUE AMPLIFICATION OF PHOTON NUMBER OPERATORS IN THE OPTO-

MECHANICAL INTERACTION, Ponticia Universidad Mayor, Chile.

8:30 AM

Marco Genovese, EXPERIMENTAL WORK ON QUANTUM MEASUREMENT IN WEAK COUPLING REGIME: FROM

WEAK VALUES TO GENETIC MEASUREMENTS, INRIM, Italia.

9:00 AM Alfred U´ren,

UNAM, Mexico.

9:30 AM Stephen Walborn,

IFRJ, Brazil.


Chair: Aldo Delgado

10:30 AM Arturo Lezama,

CLASSICAL TESTS OF THE QUANTUM NATURE OF PHOTONS, Universidad de la República, Montevideo, Uruguay.

11:00 AM

Barry Garraway, DECAY OF QUANTUM SYSTEMS ANALYSED WITH PSEUDOMODES OF RESERVOIR

STRUCTURES, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK.

11:30 AM Marcelo F. Santos,

PHOTONIC COOPER PAIRS, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

12:00 PM János A. Bergou,

COMPLEMENTARITY IN MULTI-PATH INTERFEROMETERS, Hunter College of The City University of New York, USA.

12:30 PM Lunch

Chair: Jiri Svozilik Chair: Elohim Becerra

2:00 PM

Carlos Pineda, QUANTUM NON-MARKOVIANITY AND LOCALIZATION, Universidad Nacional

Autónoma de México, Mexico.

Breno Marques, OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR AS

SOURCE FOR TELEPORTATION AND QUANTUM KEY DISTRIBUTION,

Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil.

2:30 PM

José Ferraz, ENGINEERING OF QUDITS, AMENDING

ENTANGLEMENT THROUGH NOISY CHANNELS AND A STEP TOWARD AN EXPERIMENTAL TEST FOR THE WAVE

FUNCTION COLLAPSE, Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco,

Brazil.

Frank Schlawin, SPECTROSCOPY AND OPTICAL CONTROL OF

MATERIALS WITH QUANTUM LIGHT, University of Oxford, UK.

3:00 PM

Leonardo A M Souza, NON-MARKOVIANITY OF GAUSSIAN

CHANNELS, Federal University of Viçosa, Campus

Florestal, Brazil.

Antonio Zelaquett Khoury, POLARIZATION CONTROLLED SWITCHING OF ORBITAL ANGULAR MOMENTUM IN

NONLINEAR WAVE MIXING, Universidade Federal Fluminense, Brazil.

3:30 PM

Nadja K. Bernardes, A CORRELATION MEASURE DETECTING

ALMOST ALL NON-MARKOVIAN EVOLUTIONS,

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil.

Francisco A. Domínguez-Serna, THIRD ORDER PARAMETRIC DOWN-

CONVERSION: A STIMULATED APPROACH, Centro de Investigación Científica y de

Educación Superior de Ensenada, Ensenada, B.C., México.

3:50 PM

Daniel Fernando Urrego, IMPLEMENTATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A CONTROLLABLE DEPHASING CHANNEL, Laboratorio de Óptica Cuántica, Universidad

de los Andes, Bogotá, D.C., Colombia.

Gil Triginer, COMPLETE DESCRIPTION OF HIGH-GAIN

TWIN-BEAM GENERATION VIA A CASCADED NONLINEARITY,

Department of Physics, University of Oxford, UK

4:10 PM

François Impens, MICROSCOPIC DYNAMICAL CASIMIR EFFECT,


Thomas Parker, CONTINUOUS FREQUENCY-DOMAIN

MULTIPLEXING OF HERALDED SINGLE-PHOTON SOURCES,

University of Oxford, UK

4:30 PM Coffee Break / Poster Sesion

6:30 PM

8:00 PM Conference Dinner

Friday, October 26

Time Chair:

8:00 AM

Ana Predojevic, QUANTUM DOTS AS SOURCES OF ENTANGLED PHOTON PAIRS FOR QUANTUM

COMMUNICATION, Stockholm University, Sweden.

8:30 AM

Alan Migdall, MULTIPLEXING: A PATH TO AN IDEAL SINGLE-PHOTON SOURCE,

Joint Quantum Institute, University of Maryland & National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA.

9:00 AM

Francisco Elohim Becerra, ROBUST DISCRIMINATION OF BINARY COHERENT STATES,

Center for Quantum Information and Control, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA.

9:30 AM Claude Fabre,

SHAPING THE LIGHT FOR OPTIMAL QUANTUM PARAMETER ESTIMATION, Laboratoire Kastler Brossel, Sorbonne Universite, Paris, France.


Chair: Ana Maria Rey

10:30 AM Lorenz Willmann,

PRECISION AND OPTICAL LINE SHAPES TO STUDY FUNDAMENTAL INTERACTIONS, Van Swinderen Institute, University of Groningen, The Netherlands.

11:00 AM Julio Barreiro,

Ultracold strontium for condensed-matter simulations and quantum-enhanced sensing, University of California San Diego, USA.

11:30 AM Avi Pe'er,

HIGHLY MULTIPLEXED QUANTUM COMMUNICATION WITH A SINGLE LOCAL OSCILLATOR, Bar Ilan University, Israel.

12:00 PM José W Tabosa,

LIGHT STORAGE BASED ON THE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL ATOMIC DEGREES OF FREEDOM, Universidade Federal de Pernambuco, Brazil.

12:30 PM James K Thompson,

BREAKING QUANTUM AND THERMAL LIMITS USING COLLECTIVE EFFECTS, JILA, USA.

1:00 PM Lunch-Closing

3:30 PM

POSTERS TUESDAY, October 23

No. Name Affiliation: Abstract title:

1 Alberto Delgado Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia

HYBRID QUANTUM SYSTEM

2 Alejandra Lopez Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi,

Mexico

DEVELOPMENT OF A RING CAVITY FOR ATOMIC GRAVIMETRY

3 Álvaro Javier Martínez

Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Colombia

QUANTUM STATE RECONSTRUCTION USING A STERN-GERLACH APPARATUS

4 Alvaro Montaña Guerrero

Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil

OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR BASED ON FOUR-WAVE MIXING IN RUBIDIUM

VAPOUR

5 Anamaría García

Hernández


NON-GAUSSIAN TWO-PHOTON STATES PURITY CHARACTERIZATION

6 Antonio Rosado González

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico,

Mexico

THE EFFECT OF LORENTZ TRANSFORMATIONS ON QUANTUM

OBSERVABLES AND REDUCED DENSITY MATRICES

7 Carlos Alberto Dagua

Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia

THEORETICAL STUDY OF THE OPTICAL RESPONSE FOR A QUANTUM DOT-

NANOCAVITY IN THE BORN-MARKOV REGIME

8 Carlos Alberto Muñoz Villegas

Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico

EQUILIBRATION AND THERMALIZATION IN THE MEASUREMENT SPACE

9 Carlos Eduardo Maximo

Universidade Federal de São Carlos, Brazil

ENTANGLEMENT DETECTION VIA ATOMIC DEFLECTION

10 Carlos Moises Carrillo Delgado

Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico

STUDY OF TEMPORAL AND SPECTRAL EVOLUTION IN THE NUMERICAL DESIGN OF

SUPERCONTINUUM LIGHT SOURCES

11 Carolina Gigliotti

Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro,

Brazil

QUANTUM VIOLATION OF THE NONCONTEXTUALITY INEQUALITIES FOR THE

N-CYCLE SCENARIO VIA TALBOT EFFECT

12 Dairo Causil Zùñiga

Corporación Universitaria del Caribe

"CECAR", Colombia

GENERACIÓN DE ARMÓNICOS DE PUNTO CUÁNTICO CILÍNDRICO CON POTENCIAL DE

CONFINAMIENTO ASIMÉTRICO EN LA APROXIMACIÓN DE ÁTOMO DE DOS NIVELES

13 Daniel Alejandro Saavedra


ASYMETRICAL UNSHARP MEASUREMENTS OF QUBITS

14 Daniela Gallego Valencia


QUANTUM CORRELATIONS DYNAMICS IN THE TAVIS-CUMMINGS MODEL

15 Davi de Freitas Barros

UFMG, Brazil THEORY OF FOCK-STATE SUPERRADIANCE IN COLD ATOMS

16 David Davalos UNAM, Mexico CHARACTERIZATION OF SINGULAR QUANTUM GAUSSIAN CHANNELS

17 Dominique Spehner

Universidad de Concepción, Chile

GEOMETRIC APPROACH TO QUANTUM CORRELATIONS

18 Eliana Marcela Echeverri

Guerra


CURRENT AND RECTIFICATION IN THE RESERVOIR-QUBIT-RESERVOIR SYSTEM FOR

ASYMMETRIC SYSTEM-RESERVOIR COUPLINGS

19 Eugenia Benech Universidad de la República, Uruguay

STEERING QUANTIFICATION IN ATOMIC GENERATED ENTANGLED LIGHT

20 Franklin Luis dos Santos Rodrigues

Junior


COHERENCE ENHANCED REFRIGERATOR

21 German A Sinuco Leon

University of Sussex, UK

USING MW AND RF RADIATION FOR FINE TUNING ADIABATIC DRESSED POTENTIALS

AND FOR CONTROL OF THE INTERNAL DYNAMICS OF ALKALI ATOMS

22 Gustavo Adolfo Marín

Universidad del Valle, Colombia

NUMERICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF A MACH-ZHENDER INTERFEROMETER FOR BOSE-

EINSTEN CONDENSATES

23 Gustavo Cañas Universidad del Bío-Bío, Chile

A QUANTUM COMMUNICATION COMPLEXITY STRATEGY THAT BEATS

APPROACHES BASED ON CORRELATED SYSTEMS EVEN IF THEY SHARE STRONGER-

THAN-QUANTUM CORRELATIONS

24 Hans Marin Florez

Universidade de Sâo Paulo, Brazil

DISPERSIVE DETECTION OF RADIO-FREQUENCY-DRESSED STATES

25 Julián Camilo Triana Infante

Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

CONPETITION BETWEEN INCOHERENT PUMPING AND LOSSES UN A SYSTEM OF

TWO INTERACTING QUBITS

26 Pablo Emilio Villamil

Universidad de Sucre, Colombia

EVOLUTION OF THE QUANTUM CORRELATIONS BETWEEN TWO QUBITS IN A

CAVITY WITH DISSIPATION: TAVIS-CUMMINGS MODEL WITH MULTI-PHOTON

PROCESSES

POSTERS THURSDAY, October 25

No. Name Affiliation: Abstract title:

1 Gustavo Adolfo Marín

Universidad del Valle, Colombia

MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SPINOR BOSONS GASES IN OPTICAL LATTICES.

2 Isabel Sainz Universidad de Guadalajara, México

MUTUALLY UNBIASED BASES – LIKE STRUCTURE FOR N – QUQUART SYSTEMS

3 João Guilherme Lara Condé

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

AUTOMATED QUANTUM OPERATIONS IN PHOTONIC QUTRITS

4 John Fredy Suárez-Pérez

Universidad de los Andes, Colombia

EXPERIMENTAL CONTROL OF THE FREQUENCY CORRELATIONS FOR PURE

HERALDED SINGLE PHOTONS.

5 Julian Camilo Triana Infante

Universidad Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

TOPOLOGICAL PHASE OF FOUR QUBITS IN PAIRS OF ENTANGLED PHOTONS

6 Karen Rodríguez Universidad del Valle, Colombia

CONTROLLING POLAR LATTICE MOLECULES BY MEANS OF EXTERNAL ELECTRIC FIELDS: A

SPECTRAL RESPONSE FUNCTION ANALSIS

7 Lorena Cecilia Bianchet

ICFO, Spain A VERSATILE NEUTRAL-ATOM MICROTRAP USING HIGH NA OPTICS TO STUDY LIGHT-

MATTER INTERACTION

8 Lorena Rebón CONICET - Universidad Nacional de La Plata,

Argentina

CHARACTERIZING D-DIMENSIONAL QUANTUM CHANNELS BY MEANS OF QUANTUM PROCESS TOMOGRAPHY

9 Luiz Couto Correa Pinto Filho

LMCAL - Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil

EXPERIMENTAL DEMONSTRATION OF AN OPTICAL PARAMETRIC OSCILLATOR AS

SOURCE OF ENTANGLED LIGHT BETWEEN RUBIDIUM D2 LINE AND TELECOM C-BAND

WAVELENGHTS

10 Marco Antonio Rodríguez García

IIMAS-UNAM, Mexico VAN TREES INFORMATION FOR COVARIANT TRANSITIVE PARAMETER ESTIMATION

11 Marta Misiaszek Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń,

Poland

SINGLE PHOTON DETECTION SYSTEM SENSITIVE FOR VISIBLE AND INFRA-RED

WAVELENGTH RANGE

12 Omar Calderón-Losada

Universidad de los Andes, Colombia

CONTROL OF SPATIAL CORRELATIONS: EXPERIMENTAL IMPLEMENTATION AND ITS

ROLE ON OPEN QUANTUM SYSTEM DYNAMICS AND TWO-PHOTON IMAGING

13 Pablo Emilio Villamil

Universidad de Sucre, Colombia

QUANTUM CORRELATIONS BETWEEN TWO QUBITS IN DISTANT CAVITIES UNDER A

BIPHOTON DISSIPATION CHANNEL

14 Pablo Reséndiz-Vázquez

UNAM, Mexico TWO-PARTICLE PT-SYMMETRY BREAKING TRANSITIONS WITHOUT EXCEPTIONAL

POINTS IN DISSIPATIVE PHOTONIC NETWORKS

15 Paula D'Avila Machado

Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

QUANTUM CORRELATIONS IN 2X3 SPATIAL PHOTONIC STATES

16 Piotr Kolenderski Nicolaus Copernicus University, Poland

ON PHOTONIC SPECTRAL ENTANGLEMENT IMPROVING QUANTUM COMMUNICATION

17 Rafael Antunes Ribeiro

Federal University of Minas Gerais, Bazil

ROBUSTNESS OF THE FRACTIONAL TOPOLOGICAL PHASE TO THE PHASE NOISE

18 Raul Corrêa Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil

PHOTON REFLECTION BY A QUANTUM MIRROR: A WAVE-FUNCTION APPROACH

19 Raul Leonardo Rincon Celis

University of São Paulo, Brazil

DEVELOPING NEW SOURCES OF COHERENT STATES OF LIGHT FOR APPLICATIONS IN

QUANTUM OPTICS

20 Renato Ribeiro Domeneguetti


SIDEBANDS GENERATION ON CHIP FROM VISIBLE TO TELECOM

21 Ricardo Rojas Millennium Institute for Research in Optics,

Concepción, Chile

GENERACIÓN DE LUZ COMPRIMIDA PULSADA EN FEMTOSEGUNDOS DE NO SOLITONES EN FIBRAS ÓPTICAS, Y SU

VERSATILIDAD.

22 ROBERT PAUL GUZMAN-ESTRADA

Universidad de La Frontera, Chile

PROPAGATION OF TWO-PHOTON STATES OF LIGHT TROUGH ATOMIC MEDIA.

23 Roberto Dobal Baldijão

Unicamp, Brazil NON-CONTEXTUALITY N-CYCLE INEQUALITIES IN A SCENARIO OF MULTIPLE

OBSERVERS

24 Thais de Lima Silva

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

OPTICAL SIMULATION OF RELATIVISTIC FERMIONS: THEORY AND EXPERIMENT

25 Thomas Parker Imperial College London, UK

SPECTRAL CORRELATIONS IN FREQUENCY MULTIPLEXED SINGLE-PHOTON SOURCES

26 Yesid Madrid Universidad de Pamplona, Colombia

QUANTUM FRACTIONAL FOURIER TRANSFORM

27 Zeferino Ibarra Centro de Investigaciones en

Óptica, Mexico

HONG-OU-MANDEL INTERFERENCE OBSERVATION WITH AN INTENSIFIED CAMERA FOR QUANTUM IMAGING

APPLICATIONS.

28 Harold Alberto Rojas

Universidad Nacional de Colombia,

Colombia

PARAMETRIC AMPLIFICATION IN HOT RUBIDIUM ATOMS

Documents

qoix [email protected]€¦ · 2:00 PM Raphael Campos Drumond, A SHIELDING PROPERTY FOR THE QUANTUM ISING MODEL, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil. Pierre Louis, HYBRID OPTOMECHANICS