Abstract
We present an efficient hyperentanglement concentration protocol (hyper-ECP) for two-photon six-qubit systems in nonlocal partially hyperentangled Bell states with unknown parameters. In our scheme, we use two identical partially hyperentangled states which are simultaneously entangled in polarization and two different longitudinal momentum degrees of freedom (DOFs) to distill the maximally hyperentangled Bell state. The quantum nondemolition detectors based on the cross-Kerr nonlinearity are used to realize the parity checks of two-photon systems in three DOFs. The hyper-ECP can extract all the useful entanglement source, and the success probability can reach the theory limit with the help of iteration. All these advantages make our hyper-ECP useful in long-distance quantum communication in the future.
Highlights
We present an efficient hyperentanglement concentration protocol for two-photon six-qubit systems in nonlocal partially hyperentangled Bell states with unknown parameters
We present an efficient hyper-entanglement concentration protocol (ECP) for partially hyperentangled Bell states of two-photon sixqubit systems
The hyper-ECP process for two-photon six-qubit systems The hyperentangled Bell state of two-photon six-qubit systems in three DOFs can be described as follows[26]:
Summary
We present an efficient hyperentanglement concentration protocol (hyper-ECP) for two-photon six-qubit systems in nonlocal partially hyperentangled Bell states with unknown parameters. The hyper-ECP for three-photon partially hyperentangled GHZ states in polarization, spatial-mode and time-bin DOFs with linear optics was proposed in the year[55]. The hyper-ECP for polarization-spatial-time-bin hyperentangled Bell states using cross-Kerr nonlinearity has been discussed[56].
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