Abstract
We observe experimentally the fractional topological phase (FTP) robustness to the dephasing noise in two-qudit photonic systems. We use a source of photon pairs generated by spontaneous parametric down-conversion, hyperentangled in the polarization and photon path degrees of freedom. The dephasing noise is described theoretically via Kraus maps and experimentally implemented via the spatial light modulator. The FTP is a great candidate to explore in the implementation of quantum processing and communication due to its robustness to dephasing noise.
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