A. Paris-Mandoki, H. Gorniaczyk, C. Tresp, I. Mirgorodskiy, C. Zimmer, S. Hofferberth
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Free-space single-photon transistor based on Rydberg interaction
An all-optical transistor working on the single-photon level is implemented using an ultracold atomic cloud as a medium. The interaction mechanism between gate and source photons is achieved by mapping these photons onto strongly interacting Rydberg excitations. Using a single gate photon more than 100 source photons can be switched. As an application of this transistor, we demonstrate nondestructive detection of a single Rydberg atom with a fidelity of 0.79.