Port-based teleportation performance for teleporting large quantum systems

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• Michal Studzinski, The University of Gdansk
• Thursday 14 October 2021, 14:30-15:30
• MR19 (Potter Room, Pavilion B), CMS.

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The family of port-based teleportation (PBT) protocols allows for transmission of an unknown quantum state without the necessity of correction on the receiver’s side and has found a lot of important applications in quantum information theory – in both, theoretical and practical aspects. In this talk, we summarise shortly the state of the art on the PBT . Next, we move to the new question of how well PBT and its variants can help in transmitting quantum systems of a large dimension or composite ones. We show that by allowing for a gentle modification of PBT , which is a permutation of the ports we can outperform existing variants of PBT in transmitting a large amount of quantum information. This property shows a new possible direction of research which is the trade-off between the performance of a given teleportation protocol and allowed correction on the receiver’s side. In particular, we identify non-linear rates of transmission with the number of shared qubits and critical exponents giving us some kind of ‘phase transition’ between effective and non-effective PBT protocols. From the mathematical side of the problem, we show how our approach connects with the representation theory of symmetric group distorted by partial transposition.

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