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Alpha-bits, Teleportation and Black Holes ArXiv:1706.09434, ArXiv:1807.06041 Geoffrey Penington, Stanford University Alpha-bits: Teleportation and Black Holes ArXiv:1706.09434, ArXiv:1807.06041 Geoffrey Penington, Stanford University Why


  1. Alpha-bits, Teleportation and Black Holes ArXiv:1706.09434, ArXiv:1807.06041 Geoffrey Penington, Stanford University

  2. Alpha-bits: Teleportation and Black Holes ArXiv:1706.09434, ArXiv:1807.06041 Geoffrey Penington, Stanford University

  3. Why should I care about this talk?

  4. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources.

  5. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources. ❑ Another resource (that you have never heard of) is more fundamental than a qubit.

  6. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources. ❑ Another resource (that you have never heard of) is more fundamental than a qubit. ❑ Sending qubits at the quantum capacity does not exhaust the ability of a channel to send information.

  7. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources. ❑ Another resource (that you have never heard of) is more fundamental than a qubit. ❑ Sending qubits at the quantum capacity does not exhaust the ability of a channel to send information. ❑ There is no need to use classical bits to do entanglement-distillation, state- merging, remote state preparation, channel simulation or teleportation.

  8. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources. ❑ Another resource (that you have never heard of) is more fundamental than a qubit. ❑ Sending qubits at the quantum capacity does not exhaust the ability of a channel to send information. ❑ There is no need to use classical bits to do entanglement-distillation, state- merging, remote state preparation, channel simulation or teleportation. ❑ Quantum error correction in AdS/CFT is only approximate and bulk operators are state-dependent.

  9. Why should I care about this talk? ❑ Qubits are composite resources. ❑ Another resource (that you have never heard of) is more fundamental than a qubit. ❑ Sending qubits at the quantum capacity does not exhaust the ability of a channel to send information. ❑ There is no need to use classical bits to do entanglement-distillation, state- merging, remote state preparation, channel simulation or teleportation. ❑ Quantum error correction in AdS/CFT is only approximate and bulk operators are state-dependent. ❑ It solves the black hole information paradox?

  10. Part I: Alpha-bits and Teleportation

  11. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  12. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  13. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  14. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  15. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  16. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  17. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  18. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities

  19. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities weakened version of qubits

  20. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities weakened version of qubits

  21. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities weakened version of qubits asymptotic

  22. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities weakened version of qubits asymptotic

  23. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities weakened version of qubits asymptotic

  24. Quantum Communication Resource Inequalities coherence communication

  25. What are zero-bits?

  26. What are zero-bits?

  27. What are zero-bits?

  28. What are zero-bits?

  29. What are zero-bits?

  30. What are zero-bits?

  31. What are zero-bits?

  32. What are zero-bits?

  33. What are zero-bits?

  34. What are zero-bits? isometric

  35. What are zero-bits? isometric

  36. What can you do with zero-bits?

  37. What can you do with zero-bits?

  38. What can you do with zero-bits?

  39. What can you do with zero-bits?

  40. What can you do with zero-bits?

  41. Definition of zero-bits

  42. Definition of qubits

  43. Definition of qubits

  44. Definition of qubits What do we need to be true about the channel?

  45. Definition of qubits What do we need to be true about the channel?

  46. Definition of qubits What do we need to be true about the channel? Bob can always error correct so long as error correction is possible

  47. Definition of zero-bits OK now what about zero-bits? Now Bob only has to be able to error correct any two-dimensional subspace

  48. Definition of zero-bits Huh?

  49. Definition of zero-bits Need to make definition approximate if zero-bits are to be different from qubits

  50. Definition of zero-bits [Hayden, Winter 2012]

  51. Definition of zero-bits [Hayden, Winter 2012]

  52. Why do I never Definition of zero-bits get told anything interesting [Hayden, Winter 2012]

  53. Why do I never Definition of zero-bits get told anything interesting [Hayden, Winter 2012]

  54. Definition of alpha-bits

  55. Definition of alpha-bits

  56. Definition of alpha-bits “Subspace decoupling duality”

  57. Transmitting alpha-bits

  58. Transmitting alpha-bits bigger smaller Necessary condition to send alpha-bits. Also sufficient (with some subtleties about needing to use shared randomness and block coding).

  59. Transmitting alpha-bits bigger smaller Necessary condition to send alpha-bits. Also sufficient (with some subtleties about needing to use shared randomness and block coding).

  60. Transmitting alpha-bits

  61. Transmitting alpha-bits

  62. Transmitting alpha-bits

  63. Transmitting alpha-bits

  64. Transmitting alpha-bits

  65. Transmitting alpha-bits

  66. Alpha-bit resource equalities

  67. Alpha-bit resource equalities

  68. Alpha-bit resource equalities

  69. Alpha-bit resource equalities

  70. Alpha-bit resource equalities

  71. What is a cobit?

  72. What is a cobit?

  73. What is a cobit? Alice keeps purification

  74. (Coherent) super-dense coding

  75. (Coherent) super-dense coding

  76. (Coherent) super-dense coding

  77. (Coherent) super-dense coding

  78. (Coherent) alpha-bit super-dense coding

  79. (Coherent) alpha-bit super-dense coding

  80. (Coherent) alpha-bit super-dense coding

  81. Zero-bits and ebits as fundamental resources

  82. Zero-bits and ebits as fundamental resources

  83. Alpha-bit Capacities

  84. Alpha-bit Capacities

  85. Amortised and entanglement-assisted capacities Single letter! Unconstrained by ebits and so only zero-bits matter. This explains why all entanglement-assisted capacities are proportional to mutual information.

  86. Amortised and entanglement-assisted capacities Single letter! Unconstrained by ebits and so only zero-bits matter. This explains why all entanglement-assisted capacities are proportional to mutual information.

  87. Amortised and entanglement-assisted capacities Single letter! Unconstrained by ebits and so only zero-bits matter. This explains why all entanglement-assisted capacities are proportional to mutual information.

  88. Further Applications

  89. Further Applications Non-additivity of quantum capacity?

  90. Further Applications Non-additivity of quantum capacity?

  91. Part II: Alpha-bits and Black Holes

  92. AdS/CFT Duality between an ordinary quantum field theory, specifically a CFT, known as the ‘boundary’ theory, and quantum gravity in asymptotically anti- de Sitter space in one higher dimension, the ‘bulk’.

  93. AdS/CFT Duality between an ordinary quantum field theory, specifically a CFT, known as the ‘boundary’ theory, and quantum gravity in asymptotically anti- de Sitter space in one higher dimension, the ‘bulk’. What does this have to do with quantum information? Also what does it have to do with our universe which is not anti-de Sitter space?

  94. The Ryu-Takayanagi formula

  95. The Ryu-Takayanagi formula

  96. The Ryu-Takayanagi formula “Information = Geometry”

  97. Error correction and AdS/CFT Bulk operators in the central region can be represented by a boundary operator acting only on any two of the three boundary regions A, B and C

  98. Error correction and AdS/CFT Bulk operators in the central region can be represented by a boundary operator acting only on any two of the three boundary regions A, B and C (Operator algebra) quantum error correction

  99. Error correction and AdS/CFT Bulk operators in the central region can be represented by a boundary operator acting only on any two of the three boundary regions A, B and C (Operator algebra) quantum error correction Bulk states with some particular geometry = code subspace of larger boundary Hilbert space

  100. Entanglement Wedge Reconstruction

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