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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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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 o …
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