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Improving the Teleportation of Superposition of Entangled Coherent States

Shivani A. Kumar

Physical Science International Journal · pp. 339–344 · Published 19 Nov 2013

10.9734/PSIJ/2014/6307

Abstract

I consider the teleportation of superposition of coherent states  and  using beam splitters and phase shifters. I propose some modifications which consist of writing the output state as a superposition of the vacuum state and nonzero even photon state, which allow for an almost perfect teleportation to be achieved for an appreciable mean number of photons.  

Entangled states fidelity teleportation

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