Coherent information of one-mode Gaussian channels -- the general case of nonzero added classical noise

Abstract

We prove that whenever the coherent information of a one-mode Gaussian channel is non-zero its supremum is achieved for the infinite input power. This is a well established fact for the zero added classical noise, whereas the nonzero case has not been studied in detail. The presented analysis fills the gap for three canonical classes of one-mode Gaussian channels: the lossy, amplifying and additive classical noise channel class. For the remaining one-mode Gaussian channel classes the coherent information is known to vanish.

v2: better terminology, some parts rewritten, to appear in Journal of Physics A

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