The quantum information cocoon
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The quantum information cocoon
Polarization is a convenient way to encode quantum information for cryptography, remote transfer and optical quantum computing, but sharing entanglement is problematic over a noisy link. Hiding in an isolated corner of the state space can make a big difference.
- Griffith University Australia
Physical sciences, Mathematical sciences
Physical sciences, Mathematical sciences
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