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Inventors:
Igor Smolyaninov, Christopher Davis, Anatoly Zayats

U.S. Patent: 6,897,436

Description
Innovations in the field of optical technology will continue to offer system designers the opportunity to create new solutions that will further stimulate the evolution of the all-optical telecommunication networks. In the same way that transistors and integrated circuits transformed the twentieth century into the " electronic century", all-optical components will make the first century of the millennium "the photonic century.?

Researchers at the University of Maryland have developed and proved the possibility of controlling light transmission at a single photon level. Their elegant approach, based on a new concept of light-controlled photon tunneling, opens the possibility of processing information via light at a very basic level, "controlling light by light."

This research can be used in a variety of applications for next step applications in "all-optical" technology including quantum computing, all-optical signal processing and control.

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June 19, 2007


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