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Teleportation of continuous quantum variables
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Abstract
A particularly startling discovery by Bennett et al. is the possibility for teleportation of a quantum state, whereby an unknown state of a spin-1/2 particle is transported by Alice from a sending station to Bob at a receiving terminal by conveying 2 bits of classical information. Beyond the context of dichotomic variables, Vaidman has analyzed teleportation of the wave function of a one-dimensional particle in a beautiful variation of the original EPR paradox. Here we extend Vaidman's analysis to incorporate finite (nonsingular) degrees of correlation among the relevant particles.
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© 1988 IEEE. SLB is funded in part by a Humboldt Fellowship. We acknowledge support from DARPA via the QUIC Institute administered by ARO, from the Office of Naval Research, and from the National Science Foundation.Attached Files
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