Optimal Schemes for Quantum Teleportation of Ten-Qubit State

A teleportation protocol for certain class of ten-qubit state by utilizing an eight-qubit entangled state as a quantum channel has been proposed. In this paper, we present an optimal scheme for the teleportation of a ten-qubit state by using a stochastic local operation and classical communication(SLOCC) equivalent to four-qubit χ state as entanglement channel. Only von Neumann type measurement, controlled-not (CNOT) operations and appropriate unitary operations are needed in this scheme. Receiver Bob can reconstruct the initial state by introducing the appropriate unitary transformation and auxiliary particles.

     

Testing the nonlocality of entangled states by a new Bell-like inequality

We test a new four-qubit entangled state by the former Bell-like inequalities and find that it violates these inequalities, but not maximally. According to this entangled state, we build a new Bell-like inequality, which is violated by this new state maximally. We also determine the nonlocality of some other four-qubit states by the new inequality. It is found that the new inequality acts as a strong entanglement witness for the new state. This can be used to test new entangled states experimentally.