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تسجيل مستخدم جديدExperimental construction of a W-superposition state and its equivalence to the GHZ state under local filtration
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We experimentally construct a novel three-qubit entangled W-superposition ($rm W bar{rm W}$) state on an NMR quantum information processor. We give a measurement-based filtration protocol for the invertible local operation (ILO) that converts the $rm W bar{rm W}$ state to the GHZ state, using a register of three ancilla qubits. Further we implement an experimental protocol to reconstruct full information about the three-party $rm W bar{rm W}$ state using only two-party reduced density matrices. An intriguing fact unearthed recently is that the $rm W bar{rm W}$ state which is equivalent to the GHZ state under ILO, is in fact reconstructible from its two-party reduced density matrices, unlike the GHZ state. We hence demonstrate that although the $rm W bar{rm W}$ state is interconvertible with the GHZ state, it stores entanglement very differently.
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