This research demonstrates high-dimensional entangled states generated in nonlinear waveguide arrays, indicating the significance of topology in quantum photonics.
We demonstrate a nonlinear AlGaAs photonic chip generating biphotons with high-dimensional spatial correlations. Photon pairs are generated by parametric down conversion in a waveguide array and simultaneously spread through quantum walks along the various waveguides, allowing to generate various types of high-dimensional entangled states of light. We further implement the Su-Schriefer-Heeger model and demonstrate the topological protection of the SPDC process against disorder. These results highlight nonlinear waveguide arrays as a promising platform for exploring the interplay between nonlinearity, disorder and topology in quantum photonic circuits.
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