Detraction of decoherence that arises from acceleration process

Abstract

The possibility of detracting the decoherence due to the acceleration process of the two-qutrit system is investigated, where we examined the behaviour of the relative entropy and the non-local information. For this purpose, the accelerated subsystems are allowed to pass through local or global noisy channels. It is shown that, the detraction potential depends on the type of the used noisy channel, local or global, and the initial settings of the accelerated qutrit systems, whether it is prepared in free or bound entangled intervals. The improving rate that depicted for systems prepared in the free entangled intervals is much better than those prepared in the bound entangled interval. The maximum bounds of the non-local information in the presence of the amplitude damping channels are larger than those passes in the dephasing channel.

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