The equivalence of two approaches to the design of entanglement distillation protocols
arXiv:quant-ph/0406017
Abstract
We show the equivalence of two approaches to the design of entanglement distillation protocols. The first approach is based on local unitary operations that yield permutations of tensor products of Bell states. The second approach is based on stabilizer codes.
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