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26/09/2013 Quantum Correlations, Information and
Entropy
__________________________________________________________
PETER KNIGHT
Kavli Royal Society International Centre
And
IMPERIAL COLLEGE
LONDON
grow smaller
exponentially
emergence ofComponents
quantum information
technology
cm Quantum Noise µm
Quantum technology
nm A *quantum registers
*new atomic clocks
*quantum
communications
1 26/09/2013 Computation = physical process
Hardware obeys the laws of physicsbut nature is quantum mechanical
So what would a quantum computer look
like?
Computers of the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons
Popular mechanics, 1949!
The qubit.
•  A single two-­‐state system can store a single bit in computa>onal basis. 1
(| 1!"1| + | 0!"0 |)
2
•  Superposi>ons are allowed –  the qubit. 1
(| 1!± | 0!)
2
2 26/09/2013 Entanglement •  Superposi>ons: •  Superposed correla>ons: •  Entanglement •  (pure state) Hilbert space
Space explored by product states
(classical systems)
Quantum system explores whole Hilbert space
more parameters.
Opportunity ßà Challenge
3 26/09/2013 Quantum parallelism.
•  Code binary string for input as an integer. k = S1 2 0 + S2 21 + …+ SN 2 N !1 : (k = 0,1...2 N!1 )
•  Quantum Turing Machine. f : | k! input " | 0! output # | k! input " | f (k)!output
•  Quantum parallelism 2 N-1
f:
# | k!
2 N-1
input
" | 0!output $
k=0
#| k !
input
" | f (k)!output
k= 0
Initial Ideas - quantum more powerful than classical
Benioff (82), Feynman (84), Deutsch (85)
Quantum Parallelism - oracles, Hadamards...
Deutsch-Jozsa (92)/ Bernstein-Vazirani (93) / Simon (93), EKERT
Quantum Factoring and Searching- explosion of interest
Shor (94), Grover (95) - and recently on quantum walks
Physical Implementations- hardware, gates, decoherence
Cirac-Zoller (94), Wineland, Kimble, Haroche, Blatt, Steane, Hinds,
Rarity, O Brien….
Error Correction- the conquest of decoherence
Shor (95), Steane (96)
4 26/09/2013 Separability Separable states (with respect to the subsystems
A, B, C, D, …)
Everything else is entangled
e.g.
Entangle and Imperial? •  Is it local trouble? •  Lets just say we d like to avoid any Imperial entanglements. •  Dialogue between Han Solo and Ben (Obi-­‐Wan) Kenobi, Star Wars Episode IV-­‐A New Hope 5 26/09/2013 History Schrödinger coined the term entanglement in 1935
• 
"When two systems, …… enter into temporary physical interaction due to
known forces between them, and …… separate again, then they can no longer
be described in the same way as before, viz. by endowing each of them with a
representative of its own. I would not call that one but rather the
characteristic trait of quantum mechanics, the one that enforces its entire
departure from classical lines of thought. By the interaction the two
representatives [the quantum states] have become entangled."
•  Schrödinger (Cambridge Philosophical
Society)
•  for bipar>te systems there are four important basis states –  The Bell states Bell
–  Braunstein et al. PRL 68, 3259 (1992)
•  States maximally violating Bell s inequality
12
6 26/09/2013 13 Imperial College London
purity. . . and the reality
We need a pretty pure nonclassical states as a resource for quantum
information processing. Decoherence will degrade entanglement......
Local preparation
Noisy channel
A
Weakly entangled state
B
Can we quantify the degree of entanglement?
Can Alice and Bob repair the damaged entanglement?
Can we purify/distil impure states to improve the resource?
7 26/09/2013 15 Entanglement
•  If a system of two (or more) particles is not represented
by a weighted sum of product states, the particles are
said to be entangled:
•  Peres criterion [ A. Peres, Phys.Rev.Lett. 77, 1413 (1996) ] If the partial
transposition of its density matrix
•  has a negative eigenvalue, the state is said to be
entangled.
•  For example,
•  correlation and nonlocality?
8 26/09/2013 17 18 9 26/09/2013 19 20 10 26/09/2013 Measures of entanglement: Schmidt decomposi>on-­‐ Ekert & PLK Amer J Phys 63, 415 (1995) Bipartite pure states:
Schmidt
decomposition
Positive, real coefficients
Measures of entanglement Bipartite pure states:
Schmidt
decomposition
Positive, real coefficients
Reduced density operators
Same coefficients
Measure of
mixedness
Unique measure of entanglement (Entropy)
Phoenix & Knight,
Annals of Physics (N.Y.) 186,
381 (1988)
11 26/09/2013 Example •  Consider the Bell state: This can be written as:
Maximally entangled (S is maximised for two qubits)
Monogamy of entanglement
Measures of entanglement Bipartite mixed states:
•  Average over pure state entanglement that makes up the mixture
•  Problem: infinitely many decompositions and each leads to a different
entanglement
•  Solution: Must take minimum over all decompositions (e.g. if a
decomposition gives zero, it can be created locally and so is not entangled)
Entanglement of formation
von Neumann entropy
Minimum over all realisations of:
12 26/09/2013 measures 25 13 26/09/2013 14 26/09/2013 15 26/09/2013 16 26/09/2013 17 26/09/2013 18 26/09/2013 Qubits & Quantum Registers
Classical Bit
0 or 1
Classical register
101
Quantum Bit
0 or 1 or
0 1
Quantum register
000 001 010 011
100 101 110 111
19 26/09/2013 Hilbert space
If could control 1400 qubits could access 21400 states, more than there are par>cles in visible universe Economy of resources! Space explored by product states (classical systems)
Quantum system explores whole Hilbert space
more parameters.
Situation for mixed states less well understood (Entangled and disentangled systems have
same number of parameters).
20 26/09/2013 Quantum Quincunx
•  Head for L, Tail for R:
n 
Quantum superpositions with coin flip:
Superposition of heads
and tails goes to
superposition of left and
right: interferences!
Deterministic?
Chose symmetric initial
state…
21 26/09/2013 Symmetric walk
Decoherence: walk on line (Kendon & Tregenna
22 26/09/2013 Beating Nature?
Conclusions and acknowledgments •  Many years of discussions with S>g •  My former students: Steve Barne`, Artur Ekert, Myungshik Kim, Simon Phoenix, Barry Sanders, Joerg Steinbach, Vlatko Vedral •  My former postdocs: Almut Beige, Vlado Buzek, Hugo Cable, Barry Garraway, Philip Gou, Jaewoo Joo, Christoph Keitel, Viv Kendon, Gerard Milburn, Mio Murao, Jiannis Pachos, Mar>n Plenio, Stefan Scheel, Ben Tregenna, Jason Twamley 23