Ultimate-rate quantum repeaters for quantum communications

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2306.08816v1
• Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2023 02:19:18 GMT
• Title: Ultimate-rate quantum repeaters for quantum communications
• Authors: Matthew Winnel
• Abstract summary: Quantum repeaters are necessary to overcome the repeaterless bound. In this thesis, we give physical repeater designs for this achievability. We also propose practical repeater designs with near-term potential for real-world practical applications.
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• Abstract: The field of quantum communications promises the faithful distribution of quantum information, quantum entanglement, and absolutely secret keys. However, the highest rates of these tasks are fundamentally limited by the transmission distances. Quantum repeaters are necessary to overcome the repeaterless bound which sets the fundamental rate-distance limit of any repeaterless quantum communication protocol. The ultimate end-to-end rates of quantum repeater networks are known to be achievable by an optimal entanglement-distillation protocol followed by quantum teleportation. In this thesis, we give physical repeater designs for this achievability. We also propose practical repeater designs with near-term potential for real-world practical applications.

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