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University of Regensburg WS 2019/20

Quantum Information Theory

Prof. John Schliemann Tue. H33 13pm c.t. &Thu. H34, 3pm c.t.

Dr. Paul Wenk Mon. 12pm c.t., H33

Sheet 12

1 Depolarizing Channel . . . [4P]

Given a single qubit quantum operations model Ep(ρ) =p

21+ (1−p)ρ with 0≤p≤1. (1)

(a) Write downEp(ρ) in the operator-sum representation.

Hint: Recall sheet 10, Ex. 4.

(b) Rewriting the density operator in the Bloch sphere representationρ= (1+r·σ),r∈R3, gives us a better physical insight. What happens torifEp is applied?

2 Rotations . . . [8P]

Consider the following setGof operations in R3,1

E identity,

C2x,C2y,C2z proper rotations throughπabout thex-,y- andz-axis resp.,

C4y,C4y−1 proper rotations throughπ/2 about they-axis,( C4y right hand screw sense), C2c,C2d proper rotations throughπabout thec- andd-axis resp.,

with thec-axis pointing in the (ex+ez) direction and thed-axis pointing in the (−ex+ez) direction.

(a) Assign to each of the above operations Ri a non-singular 3×3 matrix Γ(Ri) such that Γ(RiRj) = Γ(Ri)Γ(Rj). Show that the set ofRi represents a group of order 8.

Hint: You can use a computing sys. like Mathematica, Matlab, Maple etc. to simplify your life.

(b) Find all subgroups and their order.

Hint: Use Lagrange’s theorem.

(c) LetS={E, C2y}. Write down the multiplication table of the factor groupG/S.

(d) Find a homomorphic mapping ofGontoZ2={−1,1}.

3 Swap operator for continuous variables . . . [*10P]

Quantum information theory can also make use of continuous variables (infinite dimensional Hilbert space).

Using the later can allow for algorithms with higher efficiencies in practical applications. An example is the application of multi-photon fields of light over single-photon systems. To get a small insight, we consider the

1A rotationRisproper if det(R) = +1.

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shift operator in quantum optics which is the displacement operator D(α). Recall from the QM lecture that this operator acts on the vacuum state by displacing it into a coherent state,

D(α)|0i= exp αa−αa

=|αi, with α∈C, (2)

wherea(a) is a Bose annihilation(creation) operator. In the following we would like to apply quantum opera- tions on states which are now coherent states.

Let|γ1i,|γ2ibe two coherent states. How does the swap operatorUswap with

Uswap(|γ1i ⊗ |γ2i) =|γ2i ⊗ |γ1i (3) look like?

Hint: Start with U(α) = exp

αa1a2−αa1a2 .

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