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With respect to entanglement, is the energy-time degree of freedom continuous whilst the time bin DOF is discrete or is there some other difference (if any) ?
The discussion centers on the distinction between the energy-time degree of freedom (DOF) and the time bin DOF in the context of hyperentanglement. The energy-time DOF is continuous, while the time bin DOF is discrete. Participants referenced the journal article "Complete hyperentangled Bell state analysis for polarization and time-bin hyperentanglement" by Li X and Ghose S, published in Optics Express, which discusses these concepts but lacks detailed definitions. The conversation indicates that the terminology remains an open area of research, warranting further exploration.
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Armchair said:the energy-time degree of freedom continuous whilst the time bin DOF is discrete
The means by which information can be encoded when using photons to hold qubits as part of hyperentanglement schemes.PeterDonis said:What do you mean by "the energy-time degree of freedom" and "the time bin DOF"?
Armchair said:The means by which information can be encoded when using photons to hold qubits as part of hyperentanglement schemes.
Discussion and Summary Section of the following refers to both terms.PeterDonis said:Sorry, this doesn't help. Do you have a reference? (Textbook or peer-reviewed paper.)
Armchair said:JOURNAL ARTICLE
Armchair said:In the first part of the particular section I mentioned
This paper may help. Seems to be in a proper journal.Armchair said:Discussion and Summary Section of the following refers to both terms.
JOURNAL ARTICLE
Complete hyperentangled Bell state analysis for polarization and time-bin hyperentanglement
Li X, Ghose S
Optics Express, vol. 24, issue 16 (2016) p. 18388