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Quantum dense coding and teleportation based on two coupled quantum dot molecules influenced by intrinsic decoherence, tunneling rates, and Coulomb coupling interaction

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We investigate two quantum communication protocols of dense coding and teleportation based on two coupled quantum dot molecules under intrinsic decoherence, tunneling rates, and Coulomb coupling interaction. In addition, due to the importance of estimating the initial phase, we monitor the initial quantum phase of the teleportation, which may have information encoded in it, using a family of quantum statistical speeds, especially quantum Fisher information and Hilbert–Schmidt speed. Moreover, we compare the results between single and two-qubit teleportations, such that the superiority of single-qubit teleportation in the current model can be obvious. The assumed scheme’s various parameters help us improve quantum dense coding, teleportation, and phase estimation in the current model. Furthermore, we reveal that the tools discussed in this paper can all provide witnessing non-Markovian dynamics.

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Abbreviations

LOCC:

Local ope rations and classical communication

QFI:

Quantum Fisher information

HSS:

Hilbert–Schmidt speed

CR:

Cramér–Rao

QSS:

Quantum statistical speed

SQ:

Single-qubit teleportation

TQ:

Two-qubit teleportation

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Hosseiny, S.M. Quantum dense coding and teleportation based on two coupled quantum dot molecules influenced by intrinsic decoherence, tunneling rates, and Coulomb coupling interaction. Appl. Phys. B 130, 8 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00340-023-08130-8

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