Long-distance Entanglement generation by Local Rotational Protocols in spin chains
arXiv:1210.7245 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.87.022304
Abstract
We exploit the inherent entanglement of the ground state of a spin chain with dimerized XX or XXZ Hamiltonian to investigate the entanglement generation between the ends of the chain. We follow the strategy has been introduced in Ref. [14] to encode the information in the entangled ground state of the system by local rotation. The amount of achieved entanglement in this scheme is higher than the attaching a pair of maximally entanglement scenarios. Also, our proposal can be implemented by using the optical lattices.
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