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SUMMARY:ICFO | ALEXANDER STRELTSOV
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DESCRIPTION:Many applications of the emerging quantum technologies\, such a
 s quantum teleportation and quantum key distribution\, require singlets\, 
 maximally entangled states of two quantum bits. It is thus of utmost impor
 tance to develop optimal procedures for establishing singlets between remo
 te parties. As has been shown very recently\, singlets can be obtained fro
 m other quantum states by using a quantum catalyst\, an entangled quantum 
 system which is not changed in the procedure. We put this idea further\, i
 nvestigating properties of entanglement catalysis and its role for quantum
  communication. For transformations between bipartite pure states we prove
  the existence of a universal catalyst\, which can enable all possible tra
 nsformations in this setup. We demonstrate the advantage of catalysis in a
 symptotic settings\, going beyond the typical assumption of independent an
 d identically distributed systems. We further develop methods to estimate 
 the number of singlets which can be established via a noisy quantum channe
 l when assisted by entangled catalysts. For various types of quantum chann
 els our results lead to optimal protocols\, allowing to establish the maxi
 mal number of singlets with a single use of the channel.\n&nbsp\;\nBio Ale
 xander Streltsov\, Centre of New Technologies\, University of Warsaw\, Pol
 and  Alexander Streltsov received his PhD in Physics from the University o
 f D&uuml\;sseldorf in 2013. The research during his PhD was awarded with a
  prize for the best dissertation from the German Physical Society. In the 
 years 2013-2017 he was Humboldt Fellow at ICFO\, and at Freie Universit&au
 ml\;t Berlin\, Germany. In 2017-2018 he was principal investigator of his 
 own project at Gdańsk University of Technology\, Poland. Since December 2
 018 he is Group Leader at the Centre of New Technologies\, University of W
 arsaw\, Poland.
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