Generation and sudden death of entanglement in qubit-qutrit systems in depolarizing noise
arXiv:1012.1028 · doi:10.1017/S0960129512000977
Abstract
The dynamics of entanglement in some hybrid qubit-qutrit systems under the influence of global, collective, local and multilocal depolarizing noise is studied. It is shown that the depolarizing noise can be used to induce entanglement. A critical point exists under every coupling of the system with the environment at which all the states are equally entangled. Furthermore, it is seen that no ESD occurs when either only the qubit is coupled to its local environment or the system is coupled to multilocal or global environment. This is an important result for various quantum information processing tasks and hence needs further investigation.
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