End node Repeater station Entangled link (photon pair)
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Quantum Repeater Network: Entanglement Swapping

Explore how a real quantum network stretches entanglement across distance. Fiber-optic photon loss is exponential, so a single elementary link only stays entangled for a few tens of kilometers — this simulator lets you insert repeater stations along a chain, tune each elementary link's length and each station's Bell-measurement fidelity, and watch the network perform entanglement swapping to weld short-range entangled pairs into one long-range Bell pair spanning the full chain. Live readouts track per-link fidelity, the end-to-end fidelity after all swaps (using the standard Werner-state visibility-multiplication model), and the chain's overall success probability, so you can see exactly why real quantum-internet proposals trade off repeater spacing against accumulated swap noise.