Quantum discord as resource for remote state preparation
Borivoje Dakic, Yannick Ole Lipp, Xiaosong Ma, Martin Ringbauer,, Sebastian Kropatschek, Stefanie Barz, Tomasz Paterek, Vlatko Vedral, Anton, Zeilinger, Caslav Brukner, Philip Walther

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates that quantum discord, a measure of non-classical correlations, is a key resource for remote state preparation, outperforming entangled states in certain scenarios and providing operational meaning to quantum discord.
Contribution
The study establishes quantum discord as the optimal resource for remote state preparation and links it to fidelity, highlighting its practical advantages over entanglement.
Findings
Quantum discord correlates with the fidelity of remote state preparation.
Separable states with non-zero quantum discord can outperform entangled states.
Quantum discord provides an operational interpretation in quantum information tasks.
Abstract
Quantum entanglement is widely recognized as one of the key resources for the advantages of quantum information processing, including universal quantum computation, reduction of communication complexity or secret key distribution. However, computational models have been discovered, which consume very little or no entanglement and still can efficiently solve certain problems thought to be classically intractable. The existence of these models suggests that separable or weakly entangled states could be extremely useful tools for quantum information processing as they are much easier to prepare and control even in dissipative environments. It has been proposed that a requirement for useful quantum states is the generation of so-called quantum discord, a measure of non-classical correlations that includes entanglement as a subset. Although a link between quantum discord and few quantum…
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