Quantum systems can often be entangled in one of various degrees of freedom, and it is now known that they can be simultaneously entangled in several of these at once, a phenomenon known as "hyperentanglement". I will discuss methods to produce and characterize such states, as well as several recent applications, including high-capacity super dense quantum coding, remote entangled state preparation, and ultra-high speed quantum cryptography.
IOS DVS Lecture 3 — Hyperentanglement: When One Degree of Freedom isn’t Enough
Distinguished Visiting Scientists program of the Institute for Optical Sciences