Quantum Channel Capacity: Rate Splitting for Entanglement Transmission

Core Concepts

Novel one-shot inner bounds for entanglement transmission over quantum channels are achieved through rate splitting techniques.

Abstract

The content introduces the concept of rate splitting in classical and quantum channels. It discusses the application of rate splitting to achieve inner bounds for entanglement transmission over quantum channels, focusing on the point-to-point channel scenario. The process involves splitting Alice into two senders, utilizing successive cancellation decoding strategies, and maintaining invariants through a splitting scheme. The discussion also touches on strong subspace transmission and the implications of rate limited entanglement assistance.
The content is structured as follows:

Introduction to Rate Splitting in Classical Channels
Application of Rate Splitting to Quantum Channels
Strong Subspace Transmission Definition
Achievable Bounds with Rate Limited Entanglement Assistance

Key Highlights:

Rate splitting technique explained for classical and quantum channels.
Successive cancellation decoding strategy outlined.
Invariants maintained through a splitting scheme.
Implications of rate limited entanglement assistance discussed.

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"Rate splitting allows achieving novel inner bounds for entanglement transmission."

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Novel one-shot inner bounds for unassisted fully quantum channels via rate splitting

by Sayantan Cha... at arxiv.org 03-26-2024

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2102.01766.pdf

Deeper Inquiries

How does rate splitting compare to other coding techniques in achieving inner bounds

Rate splitting is a coding technique that allows for the splitting of a sender into two independent senders, each sending disjoint parts of the original message. This technique has proven to be effective in achieving inner bounds for quantum channels by avoiding time sharing and utilizing successive cancellation decoding strategies. By splitting the sender and employing different encoding-decoding schemes for each part, rate splitting can achieve non-trivial achievable rate regions for quantum communication tasks. Compared to other coding techniques like simultaneous decoding or time sharing, rate splitting offers a more flexible approach to designing efficient protocols for quantum channels.

What are the practical implications of strong subspace transmission in quantum communication

Strong subspace transmission in quantum communication has significant practical implications as it enables reliable information transfer across specific subspaces of the overall system. By ensuring high fidelity transmission within targeted subspaces, strong subspace transmission allows for enhanced security and error correction capabilities in quantum communication protocols. This concept is particularly useful in scenarios where certain information needs to be transmitted with utmost accuracy and privacy while maintaining efficiency and robustness against noise or interference.

How can the concept of rate limited entanglement assistance be further optimized for quantum channel capacities

The concept of rate limited entanglement assistance can be further optimized for quantum channel capacities by exploring adaptive strategies that dynamically adjust the level of entanglement assistance based on channel conditions and resource availability. By incorporating feedback mechanisms and adaptive algorithms, it is possible to optimize the utilization of limited entanglement resources while maximizing data transmission rates over quantum channels. Additionally, leveraging machine learning techniques and optimization algorithms can help fine-tune the allocation of entanglement resources to achieve optimal performance in varying communication scenarios.