FIGURE 3. Inference of the concurrence Czi (a) and density matrix
(b) at the three locations zi indicated in Fig. 1b.
From the following article:
Measurement-induced entanglement for excitation stored in remote atomic ensembles
C. W. Chou, H. de Riedmatten, D. Felinto, S. V. Polyakov, S. J. van Enk and H. J. Kimble
Nature 438, 828-832 (8 December 2005)
doi:10.1038/nature04353

At each location, two pairs of results are given corresponding to the measurement-induced state created from detection at D1a and D1b, taking into account the efficiency of the detectors and propagation losses. a, Concurrence C, for two different detection windows
td at D2a,2b,2c. Filled symbols are for
td = 190 ns, enough to acquire the whole temporal wavepacket of field 2. Open symbols are for
td = 120 ns. We see then that the degree of entanglement can be further enhanced, similar to the increase of nonclassical correlations between fields 1 and 2 reported in ref. 23 for specific detection windows for these fields. All values shown in this figure, including the ones for z0, are already corrected for the efficiencies of the detectors. Error bars reflect
1 standard deviation, taking into account the finite number of counts and the uncertainties in the efficiency and propagation loss. b, Density matrix
given in the basis |n
2L|m
2R corresponding to equation (3) with {n, m} = {0, 1} for
td = 190 ns.
