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Today we are going to talk about an exciting field of science- Quantum information processing with photons.

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We have with us the esteemed physicist, Dr. Sarah Jones, who is going to enlighten us on this revolutionary topic.

Welcome, Dr. Jones!

Thank you for having me.

So, Dr. Jones, can you tell us what exactly is quantum information processing?

Quantum information processing is a field of science that deals with processing information using quantum bits or qubits instead of classical bits in a computer.

Unlike classical bits that can only be in one of two states, 0 or 1, qubits can be in any superposition of these two states.

That's fascinating!

Now, how do photons come into play?

Photons are a type of qubit that can be used to transmit and process quantum information.

They are ideal qubits because they are easy to generate, manipulate and transmit.

Plus, they don't interact much with their environment, making them less susceptible to errors.

So how exactly do we use photons to process quantum information?

Quantum information processing with photons is done using a technique called quantum teleportation.

It involves entangling two photons, one that contains the information to be transmitted and the other that is in a known state.

By measuring the known photon, we can extract the information of the first photon and then transfer it to a third photon at a different location.

Impressive!

So what are some applications of quantum information processing with photons?

Quantum information processing with photons has a diverse range of applications.

One of the most promising application is quantum encryption, where photons are used to generate unbreakable encryption keys.

It can also be used in quantum computing to find solutions to complex problems that classical computers would take years to process.

Wow, that's incredible!

Thank you so much, Dr. Jones for taking the time to explain this.

I'm sure our viewers have learned a lot.

My pleasure, and thank you for having me.

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