Teleportation of Two Qubits Based on One-to-Many without the Bell-State Measurement
Xing Jin-jing
Abstract
Xing Jin-jing
Abstract
Quantum teleportation of two qubits based on One-to-Many without the Bell-state measurement is proposed.In the scheme of teleportation,(2n+2)-particle entanglement is required as the quantum channel.The teleportation can be realized by sending atoms into a single-mode cavity which is driven by a strong classical field at the same time.During the interaction of the atoms with the cavity,the states of these atoms evolve.The scheme immunes the effects of thermal field and cavity decay.The success probability is 1.0.
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Quantum teleportation of two qubits based on One-to-Many without the Bell-state measurement is proposed.In the scheme of teleportation,(2n+2)-particle entanglement is required as the quantum channel.The teleportation can be realized by sending atoms into a single-mode cavity which is driven by a strong classical field at the same time.During the interaction of the atoms with the cavity,the states of these atoms evolve.The scheme immunes the effects of thermal field and cavity decay.The success probability is 1.0.
Key concepts: Quantum teleportation, Teleportation, Superdense coding, Quantum entanglement, Bell state, Physics, Qubit, Quantum mechanics