Remote control of quantum correlations in two-qubit receiver via three-qubit sender
arXiv:1511.04331 · doi:10.1134/S0040577916080092
Abstract
We study the problem of remote control of quantum correlations (discord) in a sub-system of two qubits (receiver) via the parameters of the initial state of another sub-system of three qubits (sender) connected with the receiver by the inhomogeneous spin-1/2 chain. We propose two parameters characterizing the creatable correlations. The first one is the discord between the receiver and the rest of spin-1/2 chain, it concerns the mutual correlations between these two subsystems. The second parameter is the discord between the two nodes of the receiver and describes the correlations inside of the receiver. We study the dependence of these two discords on the inhomogeneity degree of spin chain.
19 pages, 6 figures
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