Questions tagged [state-distillation]
Entanglement distillation is the transformation of N copies of an arbitrary entangled state into some number of approximately pure Bell pairs, using only local operations and classical communication (LOCC). (Wikipedia)
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Good references to learn magic state distillation for fault tolerance
I need to learn magic state distillation procedure and their application to fault-tolerance.
One of the original paper on this subject is the following: https://arxiv.org/pdf/quant-ph/0403025.pdf
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Why does the entanglement entropy give the number of singlets required to create a given state?
I've read that, given a bipartite pure state $|\Phi\rangle$, its entanglement (equivalently here, von Neumann) entropy $E(\Phi)$ gives the asymptotic number of singlets required to create $n$ copies ...
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What is the difference between "entanglement distillation" and "entanglement purification"?
To my understanding, entanglement distillations is transformation of several copies of weakly entangled states into fewer copies of more strongly entangled states using local operations and classical ...
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What is the deep physical reason behind the existence of bound entanglement? [closed]
In Quantum Information processing, we can extract entanglement from $n$-copies of a weakly entangled state to produce a fully or highly entangled states in $d$-dimensions, using the known distillation ...
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What is the intuition behind the following entanglement distillation protocol for continuous variable systems?
The protocol is:
We start with a supply
of identically prepared bipartite non-Gaussian states. The overall protocol then amounts to an iteration of the following
basic steps.
The states will be mixed ...
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Why is $\rho$ NPT if and only if $\rho^{\otimes N}$ is NPT?
In Horodecki et al. (1998), to prove that distillability implies having a negative partial transpose (being NPT). The authors use the fact that "a state $\rho$ is NPT if and only if $\rho^{\otimes N}$ ...
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Geometric interpretation of 1-distillability
This is a sequel to Motivation for the definition of k-distillability
Geometrical interpretation from the definition of 1-distillability
The eigenstate $|\psi\rangle$ of the partially transposed $1$-...
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Motivation for the definition of k-distillability
Definition of k-distillability
For a bipartite state $\rho$, $H=H_A\otimes H_B$ and for an integer $k\geq 1$, $\rho$ is $k$-distillable if there exists a (non-normalized) state $|\psi\rangle\in H^{\...
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What proportions of certain sets of PPT-two-retrit states are bound entangled or separable?
For two particular (twelve-and thirteen-dimensional) sets of two-retrit states (corresponding to 9 x 9 density matrices with real off-diagonal entries), I have been able to calculate the Hilbert-...
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What do entanglement cost and distillable entanglement have to do with measuring entanglement?
So far what I have learned is that von-Neumann entropy is a tool to measure or quantify information and therefore entanglement for a given pure state system. However, similar concepts emerge from the ...
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Entanglement distillation by local operations and post-selection using one entanglement pair
Consider the state $|X\rangle = \sqrt{0.9} |00\rangle + \sqrt{0.1} |11\rangle$, shared between Alice and Bob, who are located far apart.
Alice brings in an ancilla qubit at her location (left-most ...
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How does magic state distillation overhead scale compare to quantum advantages?
I'm interested in the model of quantum computation by magic state injection, that is where we have access to the Clifford gates, a cheap supply of ancilla qubits in the computational basis, and a few ...
