2019
DOI: 10.1063/1.5111489
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The squashed entanglement of the noiseless quantum Gaussian attenuator and amplifier

Abstract: We determine the maximum squashed entanglement achievable between sender and receiver of the noiseless quantum Gaussian attenuators and amplifiers, and prove that it is achieved sending half of an infinitely squeezed two-mode vacuum state. The key ingredient of the proof is a lower bound to the squashed entanglement of the quantum Gaussian states obtained applying a two-mode squeezing operation to a quantum thermal Gaussian state tensored with the vacuum state. This is the first lower bound to the squashed ent… Show more

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“…Secondly, we assume that the bath is initially in the vacuum state. Note that while this assumption is a very strong one, it is fulfilled by many wellstudied and useful models, such as quantum-limited amplification, quantum-limited attenuation, and phase conjugation channels, utilized, e.g., in studies of Gaussianity, entropy, and entanglement [37][38][39]. More importantly for us, as we will discuss in the next section, it is also satisfied by the dynamical Casimir effect.…”
Section: Open Systemmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Secondly, we assume that the bath is initially in the vacuum state. Note that while this assumption is a very strong one, it is fulfilled by many wellstudied and useful models, such as quantum-limited amplification, quantum-limited attenuation, and phase conjugation channels, utilized, e.g., in studies of Gaussianity, entropy, and entanglement [37][38][39]. More importantly for us, as we will discuss in the next section, it is also satisfied by the dynamical Casimir effect.…”
Section: Open Systemmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Although computing SE is NP-complete [33], it has been calculated analytically for some nontrivial classes of states [34,35]; moreover, it enjoys a set of very useful lower bounds in terms of the reduced von Neumann entropies, the relative entropy of entanglement and the relative 2-Rényi entropy [29,[36][37][38].…”
Section: A Definition and Fundamental Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%