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Magic Resource Can Enhance the Quantum Capacity of Channels.

Kaifeng Bu^1,2, Arthur Jaffe^2,3

¹The Ohio State University, Department of Mathematics, Columbus, Ohio 43210, USA.

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Area of Science:

Quantum Information Science
Quantum Communication Channels
Quantum Channel Capacity

Background:

The quantum capacity of a channel quantifies its ability to transmit quantum information.
Stabilizer states and magic states are crucial resources in quantum information processing.
The discrete beam splitter is a recently proposed quantum channel model with a fixed environmental state.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the influence of magic resource on the quantum capacity of a discrete beam splitter channel.
To determine the conditions under which quantum capacity is zero or non-zero.
To quantify the relationship between magic states and quantum capacity.

Main Methods:

Analysis of the discrete beam splitter quantum channel with fixed environmental states.
Mathematical derivation of quantum capacity based on the nature of environmental states (stabilizer vs. magic).
Quantification of the linear relationship between magic states and channel capacity.

Main Results:

Quantum capacity is zero when the environmental state is a stabilizer state.
Quantum capacity is non-zero for certain magic states.
Quantum capacity exhibits a linear increase with the number of single-qudit magic states in the environment.
A bound on the maximal quantum capacity was established in terms of the magic resource.

Conclusions:

Magic resource can significantly increase the quantum capacity of communication channels.
Stabilizer states limit quantum capacity to zero, while magic states enhance it.
This research provides new insights into the distinct roles of stabilizer and magic states in quantum communication.