Quantum Adder for Superposition States

Quantum superposition is one of the essential features that make quantum computation surpass classical computation in space complexity and time complexity. However, it is a double-edged sword. For example, it is troublesome to add all the numbers stored in a superposition state. The usual solution is taking out and adding the numbers one by one. If there are \(2^{n}\) numbers, the complexity of this scheme is \(O(2^{n})\) which is the same as the complexity of the classical scheme \(O(2^{n})\). Moreover, taking account to the current physical computing speed, quantum computers will have no advantage. In order to solve this problem, a new method for summing all numbers in a quantum superposition state is proposed in this paper, whose main idea is that circularly shifting the superposition state and summing the new one with the original superposition state. Our scheme can effectively reduce the time complexity to \(O(n)\).     

量子隐形传态的类簇态信道方案(英文)

提出了利用一个四粒子类簇态来实现一个任意两粒子态的隐形传送方案.如果接受者能根据发送者提供的测量信息对量子态实施一个合适的幺正变换,那么隐形传送就能以一定的概率实现.由于该方案中充当量子信道的是部分纠缠态,因此该方案比以前基于最大纠缠态的方案更具有现实意义.同时研究导出一个重要的结论:可以从一个四粒子类簇态(部分纠缠态)中以一定的概率提取出一个四粒子簇态(最大纠缠态),这个概率等于成功隐形传态的概率.     

Quantum Teleportation via Hybrid Entangled States

In this paper, we study quantum teleportation of atomic states via a hybrid entangled state (HES) involving an atom and a cavity field. And we investigate how to implement controlled phase (CP) gates between atomic internal states and coherent states of cavity field. We also discuss the methods of distinguishing coherent states |±α〉in a cavity. Finally, a brief discussion about the feasibility of this scheme in experiment is presented.     

Quantum Teleportation via Hybrid Entangled States

In this paper, we study quantum teleportation of atomic states via a hybrid entangled state (HES) involving an atom and a cavity field. And we investigate how to implement controlled phase (CP) gates between atomic internal Finally, a brief discussion about the feasibility of this scheme in experiment is presented.     

Continuous-Variable Quantum Teleportation of Entangled Coherent States

We propose a quantum teleportation scheme for tripartite entangled coherent state （ECS） with continuous variable. Our scheme is feasible and economical in the sense that we need only linear optical devices such as beam splitters, phase shifters and photon detectors and employ three bipartite maximally ECSs as quantum channels. We also generalize the tripartite scheme into multipartite ease and calculate the minimum average fidelity for the schemes in tripartite and multipartite cases.     

Quantum Teleportation and Superdense Coding via W-Class States

Abstract According to the protocol of Agrawal et al., we propose a cavity QED scheme for realization of teleportation and dense coding. Instead of using EPR states and GHZ states, our scheme is more insensitive to the loss of one particle by using a W-class state as a quantum channel. Besides, our scheme is immune to thermal field, and does not require the cavity to remain in the vacuum state throughout the procedure.     

量子隐形传态的类簇态信道方案

提出了利用一个四粒子类簇态来实现一个任意两粒子态的隐形传送方案.如果接受者能根据发送者提供的测量信息对量子态实施一个合适的幺正变换,那么隐形传送就能以一定的概率实现.由于该方案中充当量子信道的是部分纠缠态,因此该方案比以前基于最大纠缠态的方案更具有现实意义.同时研究导出一个重要的结论：可以从一个四粒子类簇态（部分纠缠态）中以一定的概率提取出一个四粒子簇态（最大纠缠态）,这个概率等于成功隐形传态的概率.     

Teleportation of Any Form of Two-Mode Quantum States

By using two two-mode Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen (EPR) pair eigenstates or two two-mode squeezed states as quantum channels we study the quantum teleportation of any form of two-mode quantum states, which conclude discrete and continuous variable quantum states.     

Teleportation of Quantum States through Mixed Entangled Pairs

We describe a protocol for quantum state teleportation via mixed entangled pairs. With the help of an ancilla, near-perfect teleportation might be achieved. For pure entangled pairs, perfect teleportation might be achieved with a certain probability without using an ancilla. The protocol is generalized to teleportation of multiparticle states and quantum secret sharing.     

Multiparty Quantum Secret Sharing Using Two-Photon Three-dimensionalBell States

We present a two-photon three-dimensional multiparty quantum secret sharing scheme. The secret messages are encoded by performing local operations. This is different from those quantum secret sharing protocols that all sharers must make a state measurement. The merit of our protocol is the high capacity.     

Quantum Logic Networks for Probabilistic and Controlled Teleportation of Unknown Quantum States

We present simplification schemes for probabilistic and controlled teleportation of the unknown quantum states of both one particle and two particles and construct efficient quantum logic networks for implementing the new schemes by means of the primitive operations consisting of single-qubit gates, two-qubit controlled-not gates, Von Neumann measurement, and classically controlled operations. In these schemes the teleportation are not always successful but with certain probability.     

Quantum Logic Networks for Probabilistic and Controlled Teleportation of Unknown Quantum States

We present simplification schemes for probabilistic and controlled teleportation of the unknown quantum states of both one particle and two particles and construct efficient quantum logic networks for implementing the new schemes by means of the primitive operations consisting of single-qubit gates, two-qubit controlled-not gates, Von Neumann measurement, and classically controlled operations. In these schemes the teleportation are not always successful but with certain probability.     

Quantum Authencryption with Two-Photon Entangled States for Off-Line Communicants

In this paper, a quantum authencryption protocol is proposed by using the two-photon entangled states as the quantum resource. Two communicants Alice and Bob share two private keys in advance, which determine the generation of two-photon entangled states. The sender Alice sends the two-photon entangled state sequence encoded with her classical bits to the receiver Bob in the manner of one-step quantum transmission. Upon receiving the encoded quantum state sequence, Bob decodes out Alice’s classical bits with the two-photon joint measurements and authenticates the integrity of Alice’s secret with the help of one-way hash function. The proposed protocol only uses the one-step quantum transmission and needs neither a public discussion nor a trusted third party. As a result, the proposed protocol can be adapted to the case where the receiver is off-line, such as the quantum E-mail systems. Moreover, the proposed protocol provides the message authentication to one bit level with the help of one-way hash function and has an information-theoretical efficiency equal to 100 %.     

Fermi-Bose Systems, Macroscopic Quantum Superposition States and Entanglement

We study the entanglement of states of a simple Fermi-Bose system. The Hilbert space is C ² l₂ (N). An explicit expression is given for the entanglement. We consider number states, coherent states and macroscopic quantum superposition states in the product system. Explicit formulas for the entanglement are also given in each of these cases.     

Multiparty Quantum Secret Sharing Using Two-Photon Three-Dimensional Bell States

We present a two-photon three-dimensional multiparty quantum secret sharing scheme. The secret messages are encoded by performing local operations. This is different from those quantum secret sharing protocols that all sharers must make a state measurement. The merit of our protocol is the high capacity.     

Quantum Secure Direct Communication with Two-Photon Four-Qubit Cluster States

In a quantum secure direct communication protocol, two remote parties can transmit the secret message directly without first generating a key to encrypt them. A quantum secure direct communication protocol using two-photon four-qubit cluster states is presented. The presented scheme can achieve a higher efficiency in transmission and source capacity compared with the proposed quantum secure direct communication protocols with cluster states, and the security of the protocol is also discussed.     

Deterministic Quantum Controlled Teleportation of Arbitrary Multi-qubit States via Partially Entangled States

In this paper, an efficient proposal for quantum controlled teleporatation of arbitrary multi-qubit states is presented via three-qubit non-maximally entangled states. The successful probability is viewed as one of the most important performance parameters for quantum teleportation. The significant advantage of our scheme is that the successful probability is independent of the coefficients of partially entangled states, and is always equal to 100% in spite of using non-maximally quantum channel. From the concrete implementation processes of this proposal, it could be found that only the usual Bell-state measurement, simple single-qubit projective measurement and common single-qubit local unitary operations, of which the physical realization has been widely explored, need to be performed without the introduction of auxiliary particles.     

叠加激发相干态的量子特性

构造了2个强度相同位相不同的激发相干态的叠加态,并通过数值计算研究了该叠加态的反聚束效应和振幅平方压缩效应随激发光子数m、光场强度x和相位差θ的变化,结果表明:随激发光子数m和光场强度x增大,该量子态的振幅平方压缩均会加深;压缩效应与相位差θ有密切的关系;随光场强度x的增大和激发光子数m的增大,其反聚束效应减弱.     

Quantum Teleportation of Three and Four-Qubit State Using Multi-qubit Cluster States

We provide various schemes for quantum teleportation by using the four and five qubit cluster states. Explicit protocols for the perfect quantum teleportation of three and four qubit states are illustrated. It is found that the four-qubit cluster state can be used for perfect quantum teleportation of a special form of three-qubit state and the five-qubit cluster state can be used for perfect quantum teleportation of a special form of four-qubit state.     

Bidirectional Controlled Quantum Teleportation via Two Pairs of Bell States

International Journal of Theoretical Physics - We propose a bidirectional controlled teleportation scheme using two pairs of Bell states as quantum channels. This solution uses Charlie as the...