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Hierarchical remote preparation of an arbitrary two-qubit state has not been investigated by the previous work. We first put forward two deterministic schemes to realize the task among three agents by using two five-qubit cluster states as the quantum channel. To design these schemes, some useful and general measurement bases are constructed for the sender. Then, the two schemes are extended to multiparty with the aid of the symmetry of cluster state. There exists a hierarchy among the agents in terms of their ability to reconstruct the target state. The upper-grade agent requires the help of all the remaining upper-grade agents and anyone of the lower-grade agents. While the lower-grade agent needs the assistance of all the other agents. Finally, we consider the effect of two important decoherence noises: the amplitude-damping noise and phase-damping noise.





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This work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 61201253, 61572246, 62172196), Open Foundation of State Key Laboratory of Networking and Switching Technology (Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications) (No. SKLNST-2020-2-02), the Open Foundation of Guangxi Key Laboratory of Trusted Software (No. KX202040).
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Appendix
Take the first HRSP scheme with three agents as example, we calculate the output state of the upper-grade agent Bob under the AD noise in detail.
The effect on the shared channel \(\rho \) under the AD noise is
For simple but without loss of generality, assume Alice’s first-step measurement result is \(|\xi _{00}\rangle _\mathrm{A_{11}A_{21}}\), the system of qubits \((\mathrm A_{12},A_{22},B_{11},B_{21},C_{11},C_{21},C_{12},C_{22})\) becomes
where
is the probability that Alice gets the measurement result \(|\xi _{00}\rangle _\mathrm{A_{11}A_{21}}\).
Alice performs the unitary operation \(I_\mathrm{A_{12}}I_\mathrm{A_{22}}\) conditioned on her first-step measurement result. Then Alice measures her qubits \((\mathrm A_{12},A_{22})\) under the measurement basis in Eq. (12). If the measurement result \(|\eta _{00}\rangle \), the qubits \((\mathrm B_{11},B_{21},C_{11},C_{21},C_{12},C_{22})\) collapse into
where
is the probability that Alice gets the measurement result \(|\eta _{00}\rangle _\mathrm{A_{12}A_{22}}\).
The agents consent the upper-grade agent Bob to recover the target state. Charlie\(_1\) exerts single-qubit projective measurement on his qubit \(\mathrm{C}_{11}\) under Z basis. If Charlie\(_1\)’s measurement outcome is \(|0\rangle \), the system of qubits \((\mathrm B_{11},B_{21},C_{21},C_{12},C_{22})\) becomes
where
is the probability that Charlie\(_1\) gets the measurement result \(|0\rangle _\mathrm{C_{11}}\).
Charlie\(_1\) preforms single-qubit projective measurements on his qubit \(\mathrm{C}_{21}\) under the basis \(\{|0\rangle ,|1\rangle \}\). If Charlie\(_1\)’s measurement outcome is \(|0\rangle \), the system of qubits \((\mathrm B_{11},B_{21},C_{12},C_{22})\) becomes
where
is the probability that Charlie\(_1\) gets the measurement result \(|0\rangle _\mathrm{C_{21}}\).
According to Alice’s and Charlie\(_1\)’s measurement results, Bob performs recovery operation \(I_\mathrm{B_{11}}I_\mathrm{B_{21}}\) and gets the output state in Eq. (47).
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Ma, S., Wang, N. Hierarchical remote preparation of an arbitrary two-qubit state with multiparty. Quantum Inf Process 20, 276 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11128-021-03220-y
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