When quantum memory is useful for dense coding
arXiv:2306.11237 · doi:10.1007/s11005-024-01831-x
Abstract
We discuss dense coding with copies of a specific preshared state between the sender and the receiver when the encoding operation is limited to the application of group representation. Typically, to act on multiple local copies of these preshared states, the receiver needs quantum memory, because in general the multiple copies will be generated sequentially. Depending on available encoding unitary operations, we investigate what preshared state offers an advantage of using quantum memory on the receiver's side.
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