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Much of the information processing performed by a neuron occurs in thedendritic tree. For neural systems using light for communication, it isadvantageous to convert signals to the electronic domain at synaptic terminalsso dendritic computation can be performed with electrical circuits. Here wepresent circuits based on Josephson junctions and mutual inductors that act asdendrites, processing signals from synapses receiving single-photoncommunication events with superconducting detectors. We show simulations ofcircuits performing basic temporal filtering, logical operations, and nonlineartransfer functions. We further show how the synaptic signal from asingle-photon can fan out locally in the electronic domain to enable thedendrites of the receiving neuron to process a photonic synapse event or pulsetrain in multiple different ways simultaneously. Such a technique makesefficient use of photons, energy, space, and information.

Fluxonic Processing of Photonic Synapse Events