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Directional asymmetry of quantum channels

Gabriele Riccardi, Cristian Antonelli, Daniel E. Jones, and Michael Brodsky

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We study the influence of propagation direction on the transmission of polarization entanglement in a channel affected by modal loss and decoherence. We demonstrate symmetric entanglement reduction and asymmetric nonlocal compensation.

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