The joint measurement entanglement can significantly offset the effect of a noisy channel in teleportation
Luis Roa, M. L. Ladrón de Guevara, Matias Soto-Moscoso, Pamela Catalán · Journal of Physics A Mathematical and Theoretical · 2018
Abstract In our work we consider the following problem in the context of teleportation: an unknown pure state has to be teleported and there are two laboratories which can perform the task. One laboratory uses a pure non-maximally entangled channel but has a capability of performing the joint measurement on bases with a constrained degree of entanglement; the other lab makes use of a mixed X -state channel but can perform a joint measurement on bases with higher entanglement degrees. We compare the average teleportation fidelity achieved in both cases, finding that the fidelity achieved with the X -state can surpass the obtained with a pure channel, even though the X -state is less entangled than the latter. We find the conditions under which this effect occurs. Our results evidence that the entanglement of the joint measurement plays a role as important as the entanglement of the channel in order to optimize the teleportation process. We include an example showing that the average fidelity of teleportation obtained with a Werner state channel can be greater than that obtained with a Bell state channel.