Optimal quantum communication using multiparticle partially entangled states
arXiv:1211.5927 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.87.022307
Abstract
Administratively withdrawn.
arXiv admin note: According to http://pra.aps.org/pdf/PRA/v87/i5/e059904: "This article should be considered withdrawn from publication. Although the paper shows that maximal slice (MS) states are not locally equivalent to the χstates, it fails to reference and discuss the closely related material presented in the following article: T. Gao, F. L. Yan, and Y. C. Li, Europhys. Lett. 84, 5001 (2008). The article also makes extensive use of a preprint by Dr. A. Kumar, Dr. A. Kalchenko, and Dr. S. Ghose. Although the article acknowledges S. Ghose, Dr. Ghose and Dr. A. Kaltchenko are not included as authors. Although Drs. Adhikari, Banerjee, and Roy did not know about the preprint, Drs. Kumar, Adhikari, Banerjee, and Roy, together with Physical Review A, apologize to both Drs. Ghose and Kaltchenko, and also to Dr. Gao and his coauthors for these omissions"
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