Long-Distance Quantum Communication with Entangled Photons using Satellites
Markus Aspelmeyer, Thomas Jennewein, Martin Pfennigbauer, Walter Leeb, Anton Zeilinger
Abstract
The use of satellites to distribute entangled photon pairs (and single photons) provides a unique solution for long-distance quantum communication networks. This overcomes the principle limitations of Earth-bound technology, i.e. the narrow range of some 100 km provided by optical fiber and terrestrial free-space links.
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