Restrain the losses of the entanglement and the non-local advantage of quantum coherence for accelerated quantum systems
arXiv:2007.14470 · doi:10.1016/j.ijleo.2020.165190
Abstract
We examined the possibility of recovering the losses of entanglement and the non-local advantage by using the local symmetric operations. The improvement efficiency may be increased by applying the symmetric operations on both qubits. The recovering process of both phenomenon is exhibited clearly when only one qubit is accelerated and the symmetric operations is applied on both qubits. It is shown that, for large acceleration, the non-local coherent advantage may be re-birthed by using these symmetric operations.
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