Asymptotic performance of port-based teleportation (Q2223729): Difference between revisions

Quantum teleportation is a primitive widely used in quantum information science for transmission of unknown quantum state between systems using shared entanglement, joint measurement, classical communication and correction operation. Port-based teleportation (PBT) is a specific variant of such protocol, when a correction operation of receiver is a choice of one among several subsystems (`ports'). However, PBT may not implement ideal state transfer if number of ports is finite. Fundamental limits of PBT fidelity for arbitrary finite input dimension and a large number of ports are estimated in this work. Authors use methods from representation theory of symmetric and unitary groups for analyse of probability distributions on a set of random matrices necessary to describe the quantum measurement in PBT.