Quantum information density and network

Abstract

We present a quantum information network in which quantum information density is used for performing quantum computing or teleportation. The photons are entangled in quantum channels and play a role of flying ebit to transmit interaction among the nodes. A particular quantum Gaussian channel is constructed; it permits photon-encoded information to transmit quantum signals with certain quantum parallelism. The corresponding quantum dynamical mutual information is discussed, and the controlling nodes connectivity by driving the network is studied. With regard to different driving functions, the connectivity distribution of the network is complicated. They obey positive or negative power law, and also influence the assortativity coefficient or the dynamical property of the network.

Keywords

quantum information / Gaussian channel / complex network

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