Beyond Werner: making optimally entangled arbitrary purity states

Andrew G White; William J Munro; Daniel F V. James; Paul G Kwiat

2000 International Quantum Electronics Conference
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 2000),
paper QMH1

Beyond Werner: making optimally entangled arbitrary purity states

Andrew G White, William J Munro, Daniel F V. James, and Paul G Kwiat

International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000

Nice France
10–15 September 2000
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Symposium on Quantum Entanglement II (QMH)

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Abstract

Entangled states of multi-particle systems are arguably the quintessential feature of quantum mechanics In addition to their central role in discussions of non-local quantum correlations, they form the basis of quantum information, and enable such phenomena as quantum cryptography, quantum dense coding, teleportation, and quantum computation Yet surprisingly, to date only a limited class of entangled states has ever been produced.

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