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Entanglement Theory Quantum Correlations
Study of controlled dense coding with some discrete tripartite and quadripartite states
arXiv
Authors: Sovik Roy, Biplab Ghosh
Year
2014
Paper ID
48014
Status
Preprint
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The paper presents the detailed study of controlled dense coding scheme for different types of 3 and 4- particle states. It consists of GHZ state, GHZ type states, Maximal Slice state, Four particle GHZ state and W class of states. It is shown that GHZ-type states can be used for controlled dense coding in a probabilistic sense. We have shown relations among parameter of GHZ type state, concurrence of the shared bipartite state by two parties with respect to GHZ type and Charlie's measurement angle θ. We have seen that tripartite W state and quadripartite W state cannot be used in controlled dense coding whereas vert WnrangleABC states can be used probabilistically. Finally, we have investigated controlled dense coding scheme for tripartite qutrit states.
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