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Yonghae Lee¹, Ryuji Takagi², Hayata Yamasaki³

¹Department of Mathematics and Research Institute for Basic Sciences, Kyung Hee University, Seoul 02447, Korea.

Physical Review Letters

|April 24, 2019

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This study explores quantum communication, defining bounds for entanglement costs in state exchange tasks. Surprisingly, quantum side information can lead to a negative entanglement cost.

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Area of Science:

Quantum Information Science
Quantum Communication Protocols
Entanglement Theory

Background:

Quantum communication enables secure information exchange using quantum mechanics.
Entanglement, a key quantum resource, facilitates complex communication tasks.
State exchange protocols involve transferring quantum information between parties.

Purpose of the Study:

To determine the entanglement cost for state exchange with quantum side information.
To establish general upper and lower bounds for this entanglement cost.
To investigate the impact of quantum side information on entanglement requirements.

Main Methods:

Derivation of general upper and lower bounds for entanglement cost.
Analysis of state exchange protocols with local operations and classical communication.
Consideration of shared entanglement and quantum side information.

Main Results:

General bounds for the entanglement cost of state exchange with quantum side information were derived.
The optimal entanglement cost can be negative when utilizing quantum side information.
Conditions for achieving the exact optimal entanglement cost were identified.

Conclusions:

Quantum side information can reduce or even negate the entanglement cost for state exchange.
The findings provide a deeper understanding of entanglement's role in quantum communication.
This research offers insights into optimizing quantum communication protocols.