Quantum Energy Teleportation: A Novel Protocol Relaxing Previous Constraints

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.05288v1
• Date: Fri, 07 Feb 2025 19:45:23 GMT
• Title: Quantum Energy Teleportation: A Novel Protocol Relaxing Previous Constraints
• Authors: Songbo Xie, Manas Sajjan, Sabre Kais,
• Abstract summary: Quantum energy teleportation (QET) was introduced to facilitate the transfer of energy. These constraints limit broader application of the QET protocol. We propose a novel QET protocol that relaxes all these constraints, offering a more flexible and generalized framework.
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• Abstract: Quantum state teleportation (QST) is a foundational protocol for transferring quantum information across long distances. Building on this concept, quantum energy teleportation (QET) was introduced to facilitate the transfer of energy. However, QET has traditionally been thought to impose much stricter constraints than QST, including the need for the initial state to be the ground state of a specific interacting Hamiltonian, for Alice's measurement to commute with the interaction terms, and for the ground state to exhibit entanglement. These constraints limit broader application of the QET protocol. In this work, we challenge these notions and demonstrate for the first time that none of these constraints are fundamentally necessary. We propose a novel QET protocol that relaxes all these constraints, offering a more flexible and generalized framework. Additionally, we introduce the concept of a "local effective Hamiltonian," which removes the need for optimization techniques in determining Bob's optimal energy extraction. These advancements enhance our understanding of QET and extends its broader applications for quantum technologies. To support our findings, we implement the protocol on quantum hardware, confirming its theoretical validity and experimental feasibility.

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