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Pulse-resolved post-generation phase control of squeezed light at 93 MHz with a bulk lithium-niobate modulator
Time-domain multiplexing of continuous-variable quantum states provides a scalable approach to photonic quantum information processing, in which individual temporal modes can be sequentially manipulated within a common optical path. Here we demonstrate pulse-resolved post-generation phase control of
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