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Sending classical information via noisy quantum channels

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Previous results about the classical information capacity of a noiseless quantum-mechanical communication channel are extended to situations in which the final signal states are mixed states, that is, to channels with noise.
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This paper extends previous results about the classical information capacity of a noiseless quantum-mechanical communication channel to situations in which the final signal states are mixed states, that is, to channels with noise.

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