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Preparation of freezing quantum state for quantum coherence

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We provide a method to prepare the freezing quantum state for quantum coherence via unitary operations. The initial product state consists of the control qubit and target qubit; when it satisfies certain conditions, the initial product state converts into the particular Bell diagonal state under the unitary operations, which have the property of freezing of quantum coherence under quantum channels. We calculate the frozen quantum coherence and corresponding quantum correlations, and find that the quantities are determined by the control qubit only when the freezing phenomena occur.

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We acknowledge the financial support by the National Natural Science Foundation (China) under Grant Nos. 61675115, 11647171, 11574178, and 11304179.

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Yang, LW., Man, ZX., Zhang, YJ. et al. Preparation of freezing quantum state for quantum coherence. Quantum Inf Process 17, 127 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11128-018-1889-7

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