Prof. Ravindra Pratap Singh (Professor, PRL-Ahmedabad)
Prof. Ravindra Pratap Singh is the Principal Investigator of project titled "Free Space Quantum Communication – Road to Satellite Quantum Communication (Q-48)". He's currenty working as Professor at Physical Research Laboratory (PRL), Ahmedabad. Being a believer in collective achievement, He's working along with his colleagues for QuEST Program at PRL that encompasses a variety of experimental and theoretical activities.
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Research Interests:
- Quantum Entanglement
- Quantum Space Communication.
- Multi-Dimensional Entanglement using Optical Vortices.
- Quantum Imaging, Sensing and Metrology.
- Optical Vortices and their Properties.
Selected Publications:
- Violation of Bell's Inequality for Phase-Singular Beams, S Prabhakar, S G Reddy, A Aadhi, C Perumangatt, GK Samanta, R P Singh, Physical Review A 92, 023822, 2015.
- Quantum Information with Even and Odd States of Orbital Angular Momentum of Light, Chithrabhanu P, Nijil Lal, Ali Anwar, S. G. Reddy, R. P. Singh, Physics Letters A 381, 1858-1865, 2017 .
- Accurate Multipixel Phase Measurement with Classical-Light Interferometry”, M Singh, K Khare, A K Jha, S Prabhakar, R P Singh, Physical Review A 91, 021802, 2015.
- Three-Particle Hyper-Entanglement: Teleportation and Quantum Key Distribution”, C Perumangatt, A A Rahim, G R Salla, S Prabhakar, G K Samanta, G Paul, R P Singh, Quantum Information Processing 14, 3813-3826, 2015.
- Measuring the Topological Charge of an Optical Vortex by using a Tilted Convex Lens”, Pravin Vaity, J. Banerji, R. P. Singh, Physics Letters A 337, 1154 - 1156, 2013.