How much quantum noise of amplifiers is detrimental to entanglement

Details How much quantum noise of amplifiers is detrimental to entanglement How much quantum noise of amplifiers is detrimental to entanglement

2009-06-15

arxiv.org/abs/0906.2743v2

Physics

Quantum Physics

Latex, 9 pages, 4 figures,

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We analyze the effect of the quantum noise of an amplifier on the entanglement properties of an input state. We consider both phase insensitive and phase sensitive amplification and specialize to Gaussian states for which entanglement measures are well developed. In the case of phase insensitive amplification in which both the modes are symmetrically amplified, we find that the entanglement in the output state vanishes if the intensity gain exceeds a limiting value $2/(1+\exp[-E_N])$ where $E_N$ is the logarithmic negativity of the input state which quantifies the initial entanglement between the two modes. The entanglement between the two modes at the output is found to be more robust if only one mode is amplified.

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