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ACTA PHOTONICA SINICA

Controlled Quantum Information Sharing of An Arbitrary One-particle State via Cluster State

LI Yan-pin

Published Jan 1, 2014• 1 citation
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Abstract

Based on the strong persistency of entanglement of cluster state,two quantum sharing schemes were presented to realize the controlled teleportation of an arbitrarily one-particle using a four-particle cluster state as the quantum channel.In the first scheme,the sender Alice,controller Charlie and receiver Bob share a four-particle cluster entangled state.Firstly Alice performs a three-particle joint VonNeumann measurement on her qubits.Then Charlie performs a quantum measurement on his qubit with Z basis.Finally Bob can reconstruct the shared single particle by doing unitary transformation according to the measured results from Charlie and Bob.In the second scheme,three parties also shared a four-particle cluster state and an auxiliary particle,Alice and Charlie only need Bell state measurements and Bob can get the transmitted state by performing a swap bit flip operation and one unitary transformation.Compared with the existing schemes,the success probability of these both schemes are 100% and the proposed schemes only need 4-particle cluster state as the quantum channel.Furthermore,the proposed schemes can be implemented under the current laboratory techniques.

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