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For questions about the process of transforming multiple copies of a state into Bell pairs using only local operations and classical communication.
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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...
To see intuitively why this protocol increases the entanglement after each iteration, we can work out an example where our initial state is say $\lvert 00\rangle+\lvert 11\rangle$. Upon passing throug …
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What is the intuition behind the following entanglement distillation protocol for continuous...
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 …