CN111555876B - Combined cycle remote state preparation method based on non-maximum entangled channel N-party control - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a combined cycle remote state preparation method based on non-maximum entangled channel N-side control, which comprises the following steps: at N controllers D1,D2…DnUnder the control of (3), combining every two of Alice, Bob and Charlie to circularly prepare the respective required target states; the whole scheme consists of Alice, Bob, Charlie, N control parties and a non-maximum entanglement channel. Under the monitoring of N controllers, the non-maximum entangled state is used as a channel, Alice and Bob are in a Charlie joint preparation target state, Alice and Charlie are in a Bob joint preparation target state, and Bob and Charlie are in an Alice joint preparation target state. The advantages of the invention are as follows: only when the controllers agree with each other, the target information can be transmitted, compared with a single controller, the introduction of N controllers effectively improves the safety of the scheme, and the performance requirement on the use of the channel is reduced by using the non-maximum entangled state as the channel.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of quantum state preparation, in particular to a combined cycle remote state preparation method based on non-maximum entangled channel N-party control.
Background
Quantum communication is an important research area in quantum informatics. The unit for quantum communication to transmit information is in a quantum state, and in the communication process, besides a traditional classical channel, a quantum channel between communication parties needs to be established, namely quantum entanglement between the communication parties. Quantum entanglement plays a significant role in quantum communication and quantum computation, and continuously creates miraculous traces in the classical information theory, such as quantum dense coding, quantum invisible state transfer, absolute safe quantum cryptography and the like.
Quantum remote state preparation (remote state preparation) is considered an important component of quantum communication. Since the quantum remote preparation protocol proposed by h.k.lo, attention has been paid to various fields. Quantum remote state fabrication was originally a solution to deliver pure quantum states using pre-shared quantum entanglement resources and some classical communication. RSP transfers a known quantum state between sender and receiver, Bob retrieves and restores the target state by performing unitary operations. So far, with a large number of related protocols proposed, quantum remote state fabrication has also been developed more deeply. In RSP, there is only one sender and receiver, and the sender can obtain all information of the preparation state, so that information leakage occurs. In order to improve the safety of quantum State Preparation, quantum associated Remote State Preparation (Joint Remote State Preparation) is proposed.
In JRSP, two or more senders share the state to be prepared, each sender possesses only partial information, and the receiver has no information about the state. When all senders collaborate, the receiver can restore the target state by performing some operation on the particles in his hand. For example, in 2007, Xiyan et al first implemented a JRSP scheme with multiple parties collaborating to prepare known quantum states. Since then, many kinds of JRSP scheme studies have been proposed in succession, such as joint remote state preparation of single particle state, Bell state, three particle GHZ state, four particle W state, etc. At present, joint preparation is basically performed in a scene of a maximum entangled channel, and actually, the maximum entangled channel is easily interfered by the environment and becomes a non-maximum entangled channel. The maximum entangled channel in an ideal environment has no generality.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a combined cycle remote preparation method based on non-maximum entangled channel N-party control.
In order to solve the technical problem, the invention provides a method for combined cycle remote state preparation based on non-maximum entangled channel N-party control. The method comprises the following steps: combining Alice, Bob and Charlie in pairs to circularly prepare the required target states; the whole scheme consists of Alice, Bob, Charlie, N control parties and a non-maximum entanglement channel. Under the monitoring of N controllers, a non-maximum entangled state is used as a channel, Alice and Bob are in a Charlie joint preparation target state, Alice and Charlie are in a Bob joint preparation target state, and Bob and Charlie are in an Alice joint preparation target state; the method comprises the following steps:
step 1: the seven-bit quantum entanglement channel comprises the following specific steps:
the H transform is performed on particle 7 while introducing N-1 particles, and the channel becomes the following form:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|2=1(|α|≥|β|),|λ|2+|δ|2=1(|λ|≥|δ|),|μ|2+|ρ|2=1(|μ|≥|ρ|)。
Step 2: the target states are as follows:
alice and Charlie want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Bob, in the form:
wherein α and b are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | a2+|b|2=1,0≤θ1<2π。
Bob and Alice want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Charlie, in the form:
wherein c and d are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | c2+|d|2=1,0≤θ2<2π。
Charlie and Bob want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Alice, in the form:
wherein f and g are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | f2+|g|2=1,0≤θ2<2π。
The expression of the non-maximally entangled channel shared by Alice, Bob, Charlie, the controller is as follows:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|2=1(|α|≥|β|),|λ|2+|δ|2=1(|λ|≥|δ|),|μ|2+|ρ|2=1(|μ|≥|ρ|)。
Alice has particles 1,2, Bob has particles 3,4, Charlie has particles 5,6, D1,D2....DnAre control particles.
Respectively introducing auxiliary particles into Alice, Bob and CharlieAnd to particle pair (1, omega)1),(3,ω2) And (5, ω)3) Implementing CNOT operations, the system expression is as follows:
and step 3: POVM measurement and phase measurement are specifically as follows:
alice, Bob, Charlie each separate the particle ω1,ω2,ω3Sending the measurement result to Charlie, Alice and Bob, and simultaneously Alice, Bob and Charlie select proper measurement bases to respectively carry out POVM measurement on the particles 2,4 and 6, and according to the measurement result, Charlie, Alice and Bob carry out the POVM measurement on the particles omega1,ω2,ω3Performing the measurement;
and 4, step 4: control measurement and target state preparation
For the N controllers, the target states can only be jointly prepared if they all agree on the communication between Alice, Bob and Charlie. Therefore, if preparation is agreed, each control method needs to perform a single bit measurement, whose measurement basis is { | + >, | - >, expressed as follows:
the final system is written as:
alice, Bob, Charlie obtained 8 combinations of measurements, respectively. Wherein, according to the measurement results of N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice will receive different measurement informationAccording to the respective measurement result, executing corresponding unitary operation I ═ 0><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state.
In step 3, taking Alice as an example, the following details are provided:
alice and Charlie for particles 2 and ω, respectively3The measurement is performed.
Alice selects a set of measurement bases Mi>(ii) a POVM measurements were performed for particle 2 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | M0>Or | M1>The following are:
where I is the identity matrix and the value of x ensures P2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E0When the state of the particle 2 is | M0>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement is based on:
When the measurement result of the particle 2 is E1When the state of the particle 2 is | M1>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Bob and Alice for particles 4 and ω, respectively1The measurement is performed.
Bob selects a set of measurement bases { | μi>(ii) a POVM measurement is performed for particle 4 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | mu0>Or | μ1>The following are:
wherein I is a unit matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'0When the state of the particle 4 is | μ0>. Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'1When the state of the particle 4 is | μ1>. Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Charlie and Bob for particle 6 and omega, respectively2The measurement is performed.
Charlie selects a set of measurement bases { | Tj>(j ═ 0,1) } POVM measurement was performed on the particles 6:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | T0>Or | T1>The following are:
wherein I is an identity matrix and the value of x is guaranteed to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "0When the state of the particle 6 is | T0>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "1When the state of the particle 6 is | T1>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "2When the measurement fails, no inference can be made
In step 4, the controller measures the following specifically:
according to the measurement results of Alice, Bob and Charlie, if the controllers agree with the preparation among the controllers, each controller selects the measurement bases { | + >, | - >) to perform single particle measurement:
alice, Bob, Charlie respectively obtain 8 combinations of measurement results, wherein 4 combinations of results are invalid combinations, and the unitary operation corresponding to the specific measurement result is shown in table 1. According to the measurement results of the N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice receive different measurement information, and execute corresponding unitary operation I ═ 0 according to the respective measurement results><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state. "is specifically shown in Table 1:
TABLE 1 measurement results and recovery of performed unitary operations for Bob, Charlie, Alice
As shown in Table 1, if Alice and Charlie have the measurement results ofBob receives measurements that depend on N controlling parties. If Bob receives m ' 0's and (n-m) 1's, the particle measurements of the controlling party are analyzed as follows:
wherein, |0>nAlways has a positive expansion, |1>nThe expansion of (1) has positive and negative. To |1>nThe following discussion is expanded:
in the first case: if m is an even number, n is an odd number, or n is an even number, m is an odd number;
|1>nhas a negative expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>-|1>) I.e. | ->Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, Bob only needs to execute on the obtained stateThe target state can be obtained by operation.
In the second case: if m and n are both even numbers, or m and n are both odd numbers;
|1>nhas a positive expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>+|1>) I is | +>Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, the information obtained by Bob is the target state.
In addition, the analysis process of Charlie and Alice for obtaining measurement information and recovering the target state is the same as Bob.
In step 3, the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particle 2 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1Probability of (c):measurement result is E2Probability of (c):
it follows therefrom that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 2 isThe probability of failure is
In step 3, the probability analysis of successful POVM measurement of the particles 4 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E'0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1The probability of `:measurement result was E'2Probability of (c):
it follows therefrom that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 4 isThe probability of failure is
In step 3, the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particles 6 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E "0Probability of (c):measurement result is E "1Probability of (c):measurement result is E "2Probability of (c):
it follows that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 6 isThe probability of failure is
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
1. according to the invention, three-party communication can be smoothly carried out only under the condition that all the control parties agree, and compared with a single control party, the introduction of N control parties effectively improves the safety of the scheme.
2. According to the invention, the target state is prepared in a three-way pairwise combined cycle manner, so that the utilization rate of the channel and the preparation efficiency are effectively improved.
3. The invention breaks the limitation of the prior combined remote state preparation method under the maximum entangled channel and populates the combined remote state preparation to the scene of the non-maximum entangled channel.
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The present invention is further described below in conjunction with the following figures and specific examples so that those skilled in the art may better understand the present invention and practice it, but the examples are not intended to limit the present invention.
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1. pauli array
Some unitary matrices, Pauli matrices, are used in the present invention. The specific form is as follows:
2. CNOT operations
The CNOT operation is a control not gate operation, and the not gate operation is a two-qubit logic gate, namely a control bit and a target bit. When the control bit is |0>, the target bit state is unchanged; when the control bit is |1>, the plaque bit state is inverted. The bit form that the CNOT operation contributes to the qubit is as follows:
referring to fig. 1 and 2, under the control of N, Alice, Bob, Charlie perform pairwise combined cycle preparation of the target state, including the following steps: the method comprises the following steps: combining Alice, Bob and Charlie in pairs to circularly prepare the required target states; the whole scheme consists of Alice, Bob, Charlie, N control parties and a non-maximum entanglement channel. Under the monitoring of N controllers, the non-maximum entangled state is used as a channel, Alice and Bob are in a Charlie joint preparation target state, Alice and Charlie are in a Bob joint preparation target state, and Bob and Charlie are in an Alice joint preparation target state. Therefore, the preparation efficiency can be effectively improved, the utilization rate of channels can be increased, and the complete process comprises the following steps:
step 1: the seven-bit quantum entanglement channel comprises the following specific steps:
the H transform is performed on particle 7 while introducing N-1 particles, and the channel becomes the following form:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|2=1(|α|≥|β|),|λ|2+|δ|2=1(|λ|≥|δ|),|μ|2+|ρ|2=1(|μ|≥|ρ|)。
Step 2: the target states are as follows:
alice and Charlie want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Bob, in the form:
wherein α and b are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | a2+|b|2=1,0≤θ1<2π。
Bob and Alice want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Charlie, in the form:
wherein c and d are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | c2+|d|2=1,0≤θ2<2π。
Charlie and Bob want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Alice, in the form:
wherein f and g are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | f2+|g|2=1,0≤θ2<2π。
The expression of the non-maximally entangled channel shared by Alice, Bob, Charlie, the controller is as follows:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|2=1(|α|≥|β|),|λ|2+|δ|2=1(|λ|≥|δ|),|μ|2+|ρ|2=1(|μ|≥|ρ|)。
Alice has particles 1,2, Bob has particles 3,4, Charlie has particles 5,6, D1,D2....DnAre control particles.
Respectively introducing auxiliary particles into Alice, Bob and CharlieAnd to particle pair (1, omega)1),(3,ω2) And (5, ω)3) Implementing CNOT operations, the system expression is as follows:
and step 3: POVM measurement and phase measurement are specifically as follows:
alice, Bob, Charlie each separate the particle ω1,ω2,ω3Sending the measurement result to Charlie, Alice and Bob, and simultaneously Alice, Bob and Charlie select proper measurement bases to respectively carry out POVM measurement on the particles 2,4 and 6, and according to the measurement result of the amplitude, Charlie, Alice and Bob carry out the measurement on the particles omega1,ω2,ω3Performing the measurement;
and 4, step 4: control measurement and target state preparation
For the N controllers, the target states can only be jointly prepared if they all agree on the communication between Alice, Bob and Charlie. Therefore, if preparation is agreed, each control method needs to perform a single bit measurement, whose measurement basis is { | + >, | - >, expressed as follows:
the final system is written as:
alice, Bob, Charlie obtained 8 combinations of measurements, respectively. According to the measurement results of the N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice receive different measurement information, and execute a corresponding unitary operation i ═ 0 according to the respective measurement results><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state.
In step 3, taking Alice as an example, the following details are provided:
alice and Charlie for particles 2 and ω, respectively3The measurement is performed.
Alice selects a set of measurement bases Mi>(ii) a POVM measurements were performed for particle 2 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | M0>Or | M1>The following are:
where I is the identity matrix and the value of x ensures P2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E0When the state of the particle 2 is | M0>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E1When the state of the particle 2 is | M1>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Bob and Alice for particles 4 and ω, respectively1The measurement is performed.
Bob selects a set of measurement bases { | μi>(ii) a POVM measurement is performed for particle 4 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | mu0>Or | μ1>The following are:
wherein I is a unit matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'0When the state of the particle 4 is | μ0>. Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'1When the state of the particle 4 is | μ1>. Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Charlie and Bob for particle 6 and omega, respectively2The measurement is performed.
Charlie selects a set of measurement bases { | Tj>(j ═ 0,1) } POVM measurement was performed on the particles 6:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | T0>Or | T1>The following are:
wherein I is an identity matrix and the value of x is guaranteed to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "0When the state of the particle 6 is | T0>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "1When the state of the particle 6 is | T1>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "2When the measurement fails, no inference can be made
In step 4, the controller measures the following specifically:
according to the measurement results of Alice, Bob and Charlie, if the controllers agree with the preparation among the controllers, each controller selects the measurement bases { | + >, | - >) to perform single particle measurement:
alice, Bob, Charlie respectively obtain 8 combinations of measurement results, wherein 4 combinations of results are invalid combinations, and the unitary operation corresponding to the specific measurement result is shown in table 1. According to the measurement results of the N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice receive different measurement information,executing corresponding unitary operation I ═ 0 according to the obtained measuring result><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state. "is specifically shown in Table 1:
TABLE 1 measurement results and recovery of performed unitary operations for Bob, Charlie, Alice
As shown in Table 1, if Alice and Charlie have the measurement results ofBob receives measurements that depend on N controlling parties. If Bob receives m ' 0's and (n-m) 1's, the particle measurements of the controlling party are analyzed as follows:
wherein, |0>nAlways has a positive expansion, |1>nThe expansion of (1) has positive and negative. To |1>nThe following discussion is expanded:
in the first case: if m is an even number, n is an odd number, or n is an even number, m is an odd number;
|1>nhas a negative expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>-|1>) I.e. | ->Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, Bob only needs to execute on the obtained stateThe target state can be obtained by operation.
In the second case: if m and n are both even numbers, or m and n are both odd numbers;
|1>nhas a positive expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>+|1>) I is | +>Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, the information obtained by Bob is the target state.
In addition, the analysis process of Charlie and Alice for obtaining measurement information and recovering the target state is the same as Bob.
In step 3, the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particle 2 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1Probability of (c):measurement result is E2Probability of (c):
it follows therefrom that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 2 isThe probability of failure is
In step 3, the probability analysis of successful POVM measurement of the particles 4 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E'0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1The probability of `:measurement result was E'2Probability of (c):
it follows therefrom that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 4 isThe probability of failure is
In step 3, the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particles 6 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E "0Probability of (c):measurement result is E "1Probability of (c):measurement result is E "2Probability of (c):
it follows that the probability of success of the POVM measurement of the particle 6 isThe probability of failure is
A specific application scenario of the present invention is given below:
the first embodiment is as follows: under the monitoring of ten control parties, Alice and Bob jointly prepare for CharlieBob andalice federation for Charlie preparationCharlie and Bob combine for Alice preparationThe complete process comprises the following steps:
step 1: the seven-bit quantum entanglement channel comprises the following specific steps:
the H transform is performed on particle 7 while introducing 9 particles, and the channel becomes the following form:
step 2: the target states are as follows:
alice and Charlie want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Bob, in the form:
bob and Alice want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Charlie, in the form:
charlie and Bob want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Alice, in the form:
the expression form of quantum channels shared by Alice, Bob, Charlie, the controller is as follows:
alice has particles 1,2, Bob has particles 3,4, Charlie has particles 5,6, D1,D2....D10Are control particles.
Respectively introducing auxiliary particles into Alice, Bob and CharlieAnd to particle pair (1, omega)1),(3,ω2) And (5, ω)3) Implementing CNOT operations, the system expression is as follows:
and step 3: POVM measurement and phase measurement are specifically as follows:
alice, Bob, Charlie each separate the particle ω1,ω2,ω3Sending the measurement result to Charlie, Alice and Bob, and simultaneously Alice, Bob and Charlie select proper measurement bases to respectively carry out POVM measurement on the particles 2,4 and 6, and according to the measurement result of the amplitude, Charlie, Alice and Bob carry out the measurement on the particles omega1,ω2,ω3Performing the measurement;
alice and Charlie for particles 2 and ω, respectively3The measurement is performed.
Alice selects a set of measurement bases Mi>;i∈(0,1) } POVM measurement on particle 2:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | M0>Or | M1>The following are:
where I is the identity matrix and the value of x ensures P2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E0When the state of the particle 2 is | M0>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E1When the state of the particle 2 is | M1>;AliceThe successful result of the measurement is published, and Charlie selects a proper measurement base for the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Bob and Alice for particles 4 and ω, respectively1The measurement is performed.
Bob selects a set of measurement bases { | μi>(ii) a POVM measurement is performed for particle 4 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | mu0>Or | μ1>The following are:
wherein I is a unit matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'0When the state of the particle 4 is | μ0>(ii) a Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'1When the state of the particle 4 is | μ1>(ii) a Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'2When this happens, no inference can be made and the measurement fails.
Charlie and Bob for particle 6 and omega, respectively2The measurement is performed.
Charlie selects a set of measurement bases { | Tj>(j ═ 0,1) } POVM measurement was performed on the particles 6:
measuring the result ofThe collapsed state is | T0>Or | T1>The following are:
wherein I is an identity matrix and the value of x is guaranteed to be P'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "0When the state of the particle 6 is | T0>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "1When the state of the particle 6 is | T1>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E "2When the measurement fails, no inference can be made
Control of the control measures
According to the measurement results of Alice, Bob and Charlie, if the controllers agree with the preparation among the controllers, the single particle measurement is carried out on the measurement basis { | + >, | - >) selected by each controller:
after measurement, the whole system form is as follows:
if Alice and Charlie have the measurement results asBob receives measurements that depend on 10 controlling parties, and if Bob receives particle measurements for m ' 0 ' and (10-m) 1 ' controlling parties, the following:
at this time, for |1>10The following discussion is expanded:
in the first case: bob receives an odd number of '0';
|1>nhas an expansion of negative, Bob receives controlThe measurement result of the square is (| 0)>-|1>) I.e. | ->Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, Bob only needs to execute on the obtained stateThe target state can be obtained by operation.
In the second case: bob receives an even number of '0';
|1>nhas a positive expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>+|1>) I is | +>Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, the information obtained by Bob is the target state.
In addition, the analysis process of Charlie and Alice for obtaining measurement information and recovering the target state is the same as Bob.
The above-mentioned embodiments are merely preferred embodiments for fully illustrating the present invention, and the scope of the present invention is not limited thereto. The equivalent substitution or change made by the technical personnel in the technical field on the basis of the invention is all within the protection scope of the invention. The protection scope of the invention is subject to the claims.
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1. A combined cycle remote state preparation method based on non-maximum entanglement channel N-side control is characterized by comprising the following steps: combining Alice, Bob and Charlie in pairs to circularly prepare the required target states; the whole scheme consists of Alice, Bob, Charlie, N control parties and a non-maximum entanglement channel; under the monitoring of N controllers, a non-maximum entangled state is used as a channel, Alice and Bob are in a Charlie joint preparation target state, Alice and Charlie are in a Bob joint preparation target state, and Bob and Charlie are in an Alice joint preparation target state;
the method specifically comprises the following steps:
step 1: the seven-bit quantum channel specifically comprises the following components:
the H transform is performed on particle 7 while introducing N-1 particles, and the channel becomes the following form:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|21, where | α | ≧ β |, | λ |,/y |, |2+|δ|21, where | λ | ≧ δ |, | μ |, | y |, y2+|ρ|21, where | μ | ≧ | ρ |;
step 2: the target states are as follows:
alice and Charlie want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Bob, in the form:
wherein α and b are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | a2+|b|2=1,0≤θ1<2π;
Bob and Alice want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Charlie, in the form:
wherein c and d are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | c2+|d|2=1,0≤θ2<2π;
Charlie and Bob want to prepare an arbitrary quantum state for Alice, in the form:
wherein f and g are amplitude coefficients and satisfy a normalization condition | f2+|g|2=1,0≤θ2<2π;
The expression of the non-maximally entangled channels shared by Alice, Bob, Charlie, the controller is as follows:
wherein the real coefficient satisfies | α2+|β|21, where | α | ≧ β |, | λ |,/y |, |2+|δ|21, where | λ | ≧ δ |, | μ |, | y |, y2+|ρ|21, where | μ | ≧ | ρ |;
alice has particles 1,2, Bob has particles 3,4, Charlie has particles 5,6, D1,D2....DnIs a control particle;
respectively introducing auxiliary particles into Alice, Bob and CharlieAnd to particle pair (1, omega)1),(3,ω2) And (5, ω)3) The CNOT operation is implemented, and the system expression is as follows:
and step 3: POVM measurement and phase measurement are specifically as follows:
alice, Bob, Charlie each separate the particle ω1,ω2,ω3Sending the measurement result to Charlie, Alice and Bob, and simultaneously Alice, Bob and Charlie select proper measurement bases to respectively carry out POVM measurement on the particles 2,4 and 6, and according to the measurement result, Charlie, Alice and Bob carry out the POVM measurement on the particles omega1,ω2,ω3Performing the measurement;
and 4, step 4: control measurement and target state preparation
For N control parties, only if all the control parties agree to the communication among Alice, Bob and Charlie, the target states can be jointly prepared; thus, if preparation is agreed, each control party needs to perform a single bit measurement;
the final system is written as:
respectively obtaining 8 combinations of measurement results by Alice, Bob and Charlie; according to the measurement results of the N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice receive different measurement information, and execute a corresponding unitary operation i ═ 0 according to the respective measurement results><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state;
in step 3, taking Alice as an example, the following details are provided:
alice and Charlie for particles 2 and ω, respectively3Performing the measurement;
alice selects a set of measurement bases Mi>(ii) a POVM measurements were performed for particle 2 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | M0>Or | M1>The following are:
wherein I is an identity matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be E2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E0When the state of the particle 2 is | M0>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E1When the state of the particle 2 is | M1>(ii) a Alice publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Charlie selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega3Measurement, measurementThe amount base is as follows:
when the measurement result of the particle 2 is E2When, no inference can be made, the measurement fails;
bob and Alice for particles 4 and ω, respectively1Performing the measurement;
bob selects a set of measurement bases { | μi>(ii) a POVM measurement is performed for particle 4 by i ∈ (0,1) }:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | mu0>Or | μ1>The following are:
wherein I is a unit matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be E'2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'0When the state of the particle 4 is | μ0>(ii) a Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'1When the state of the particle 4 is | μ1>(ii) a Bob publishes the successful result of the measurement, and Alice selects a proper measurement basis to measure the particle omega1Measurement, the measurement base is:
when the measurement result of particle 4 is E'2When, no inference can be made, the measurement fails;
charlie and Bob for particle 6 and omega, respectively2Performing the measurement;
charlie selects a set of measurement bases { | Tj>(j ═ 0,1) } POVM measurement was performed on the particles 6:
the collapse state of the measurement result is | T0>Or | T1>The following are:
wherein, I is an identity matrix, and the value of x is ensured to be E ″)2The non-negative operator is a non-negative operator, when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E ″)0When the state of the particle 6 is | T0>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E ″)1When the state of the particle 6 is | T1>(ii) a Charlie discloses the results of successful measurements, Bob selects the appropriate measurement basis for the particle omega2The measurement was performed on the basis of:
when the measurement result of the particles 6 is E ″)2When, no inference can be made, the measurement fails;
in step 4, the measurement basis for each control method to implement single-bit measurement is { + >, | - >, which is specifically expressed as follows:
alice, Bob and Charlie respectively obtain 8 combinations of measurement results, wherein 4 combinations of results are invalid combinations, and the unitary operation corresponding to the specific measurement results is shown in Table 1; according to the measurement results of the N control parties, Charlie, Bob and Alice receive different measurement information, and execute corresponding unitary operation I ═ 0 according to the respective measurement results><0|+|1><1|,σX=|0><1|+|1><0|,σz=|0><0|-|1><1|,σy=i(|0><1|-|1><0|) to recover the target state; specifically, as shown in table 1:
TABLE 1 measurement results and recovery of performed unitary operations for Bob, Charlie, Alice
As shown in Table 1, if Alice and Charlie have the measurement results ofBob receives measurements that depend on N controllers; if Bob receives m ' 0's and (n-m) 1's, the particle measurements of the controlling party are analyzed as follows:
wherein, |0>nAlways has a positive expansion, |1>nThe expansion of (A) has positive and negative;
to |1>nThe following discussion is expanded:
in the first case: if m is an even number, n is an odd number, or n is an even number, m is an odd number;
|1>nhas a negative expansion, Bob receives the measurement result of the control party as (| 0)>-|1>) I.e. | ->Bob obtains the information about the target state asAt this time, Bob only needs to execute on the obtained stateThe target state can be obtained by operation;
in the second case: if m and n are both even numbers, or m and n are both odd numbers;
2. The combined-cycle remote-state preparation method based on non-maximally entangled-channel N-party control according to claim 1, wherein the POVM measurement success probability analysis of particle 2 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1Probability of (c):measurement result is E2Probability of (c):
3. The combined-cycle remote-state preparation method based on non-maximally entangled-channel N-party control according to claim 1, wherein the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particles 4 is as follows:
POVM measurement result is E'0Probability of (c):measurement result is E1The probability of `:measurement result was E'2Probability of (c):
4. The combined-cycle remote-state preparation method based on non-maximally entangled-channel N-party control according to claim 1, wherein the POVM measurement success probability analysis of the particles 6 is as follows:
the POVM measurement result is E ″)0Probability of (c):the measurement result is E ″)1Probability of (c):the measurement result is E ″)2Probability of (c):
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