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Integrated optical platforms enable the realization of complex quantum photonic circuits for a variety of applications including quantum simulations, computations, and communications. The development of on-chip integrated photon sources, providing photon quantum states with on-demand tunability, is currently an important research area. A flexible approach for on-chip generation of entangled photons is based on spontaneous nonlinear frequency conversion, with possibilities to integrate several photon-pair sources [1] and realize subsequent post processing using thermo-optically or electro-optically controlled interference [2, 3]. However, deterministic post-processing can only provide a limited set of output states, whereas quantum gates with probabilistic operation are needed to generate arbitrary two-photon states [4].
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