论文信息 - Minimum error detection of classical linear code sending through a quantum channel

Minimum error detection of classical linear code sending through a quantum channel

Abstract It is shown that group covariant signals with respect to a specific group with the operation “Exclusive OR”, which include binary linear codes as examples, satisfy the condition of the theorem 1 in [Phys. Rev. A 58 (1998) 146] and the minimum error detection is so-called square-root measurement.

Ichi Takumi | Masayasu Hata | Osamu Hirota | Tsuyoshi Sasaki Usuda

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