Optimal universal distillation rates for quantum resources are achieved without any knowledge of the input state via a composite extension of the generalised quantum Stein's lemma.
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Defines a resource theory of GPT-contextuality whose free operations are classical systems and univalent simulations, yielding monotones including classical excess (minimal embedding error into infinite classical systems) and parity-oblivious multiplexing success probability, with noncontextual GPTs
Develops quantum steganography protocols for combinations of classical, entanglement, and quantum communication as covers and cyphers, with improvements relaxing shared-key requirements under milder assumptions.
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Universal quantum resource distillation via composite generalised quantum Stein's lemma
Optimal universal distillation rates for quantum resources are achieved without any knowledge of the input state via a composite extension of the generalised quantum Stein's lemma.
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Resource-theoretic hierarchy of contextuality for general probabilistic theories
Defines a resource theory of GPT-contextuality whose free operations are classical systems and univalent simulations, yielding monotones including classical excess (minimal embedding error into infinite classical systems) and parity-oblivious multiplexing success probability, with noncontextual GPTs
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Steganography Protocols for Quantum Channels
Develops quantum steganography protocols for combinations of classical, entanglement, and quantum communication as covers and cyphers, with improvements relaxing shared-key requirements under milder assumptions.