A universal protocol for bidirectional controlled teleportation with network coding
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Cited in
(13)- Enhancing the fidelity of controlled quantum teleportation by multi-qubit entangled state
- Bidirectional quantum teleportation using a five-qubit cluster state as a quantum channel
- Multi-party controlled cyclic hybrid quantum communication protocol in noisy environment
- High-dimensional bidirectional controlled teleportation based on network coding
- Universal hierarchical quantum information splitting schemes of an arbitrary multi-qubit state
- Hierarchical cyclic teleportation based on time-bin multiplexing
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- Two protocols for telecloning of Bell-like states with and without ancilla qubit
- Protecting cyclic controlled remote preparation of qudit states in a chain network
- Multi-layer controlled remote implementation of partially unknown single-qudit operations
- Bidirectional quantum teleportation in presence of dephasing
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