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Journal of Physics Conference Series

Teleportation of displaced Fock states: Fidelity and their teleported photon number distributions

William Quintero, Celso L. Ladera

Published Jan 1, 2011• 1 citation
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Abstract

We consider the teleportation of displaced Fock states which are highly non-classical states of the quantized electromagnetic field which have a set of remarkable quantum properties that include the peculiar oscillations of their photon number distributions. We use the transfer operator formalism to show that the quantum teleportation of a DFS renders a finite superposition of orthonormal DFS's and find its explicit mathematical expression in terms of the compression parameter of the correlated EPR states of the quantum channel. The expression for a teleported Fock state is also derived as a particular case of DFS's teleportation. We finally apply these results to study the fidelity of the teleportation of DFS's and the teleportation of their photon number statistics.

DOI
10.1088/1742-6596/274/1/012146

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