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Entanglement swapping - when being the same is better than being different

Brian T. Kirby, Siddhartha Santra, Vladimir S. Malinovsky, Michael Brodsky

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Abstract

We show that entanglement swapping can result in a state with higher concurrence than that of the input states. For pure entangled states this is most likely when the input states are of similar concurrence.

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We show that entanglement swapping can result in a state with higher concurrence than that of the input states. For pure entangled states this is most likely when the input states are of similar concurrence.

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We show that entanglement swapping can result in a state with higher concurrence than that of the input states. For pure entangled states this is most likely when the input states are of similar concurrence.

Key concepts: Concurrence, Quantum entanglement, State (computer science), Computer science, Multipartite entanglement, Squashed entanglement, Statistical physics, Physics

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