Feng-Lei Hong

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Yokohama National University

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Feng-Lei Hong is a Professor at Yokohama National University in Japan. His research areas focus on advanced laser technology, quantum key distribution, and precision spectroscopy. His recent publications investigate topics such as entangled photon pair generation, frequency stabilization for quantum memory, and the characterization of optical frequency references.

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Daisuke Yoshida

Assistant Professor

Yokohama National University

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Ippei Nakamura

Project Assistant Professor

University of Tokyo

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Enhancing dual-band stabilization for twin-field quantum key distribution using laser frequency stabilization

Development of a frequency-stabilized pump source at 436 nm for 606 nm–1.5 µm entangled photon pair generation

Frequency measurement of hyperfine transitions of the R(158)25-0 iodine line near the 1S0–3P1 transition of 174Yb

Development of a 1 Hz relative linewidth Er:fiber comb utilizing a semiconductor saturable absorber mirror

Optical Frequency References at 1542 nm: Precision Spectroscopy of the R(106)50-0, R(100)49-0, R(84)47-0, R(59)45-0, P(82)47-0, and P(71)46-0 Lines of 127I2 at 514 nm

Phase locking and absolute frequency stabilization of laser sources for a Pr:YSO quantum memory

Analysis of the interaction-length dependence of frequency stability in an iodine-stabilized Nd:YAG laser

Frequency-multiplexed on-demand storage in five modes of atomic frequency comb through simultaneous application of control pulses

Precision spectroscopy of iodine absorption lines near the 1S0-3P2 transition of Yb atoms at 507 nm

Characterisation of storage efficiency in magnetic field for extending coherence time of Pr:YSO quantum memory

Optical levitation in high vacuum using a 0.9-numerical-aperture lens

Rotation dependence of v′ = 44 excited-state hyperfine constants obtained via precise measurements of the hyperfine structures of 127I2 lines near 514 nm

Frequency-multiplexed Hong-Ou-Mandel interference

Frequency-Multiplexed Storage and Distribution of Narrowband Telecom Photon Pairs over a 10-km Fiber Link with Long-Term System Stability

Precision dual-comb spectroscopy using wavelength-converted frequency combs with low repetition rates

Direct loading of Yb atoms into a 3D magneto-optical trap from a dispenser atomic source

Linewidth narrowing and frequency stabilization of a coin-sized laser module

Frequency references based on molecular iodine for the study of Yb atoms using the 1S0 – 3P1 intercombination transition at 556 nm

Single-shot high-resolution identification of discrete frequency modes of single-photon-level optical pulses

Hyperfine structure and absolute frequency of 127I2 transitions at 514 nm for wavelength standards at 1542 nm

Transfer of linewidth and frequency stability from an iodine-stabilized Nd:YAG laser to a quantum memory control laser through an optical frequency comb

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Daisuke Yoshida

Ippei Nakamura

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