Quantum Computing Asked on April 27, 2021
Sender and receiver use the teleportation protocol, where the sender teleports a quantum state $left| varphi right>=alphaleft| 0 right> + beta left|1right>$ to the receiver.
I want to implement this protocol, and then find the output $left| ABC right>$ of the quantum circuit when the measurement of the teleportation protocol in the left side is $left| 11right>$.
In other words: when we measure $|11rangle$, how to show that the state $|varphirangle$ was really teleported?
Since your circuit is teleportation, $|Crangle =|varphirangle$ and since you measured $|11rangle$ on $|ABrangle$ the answer is $|ABCrangle = |11rangle|varphirangle$.
Now, let look why this is true.
Firstly Hadamard and CNOT gate on second and third qubit prepares entangled Bell state $|beta_{00}rangle = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}(|00rangle + |11rangle)$.
Now the circuit is in state
$$ |varphirangle|beta_{00}rangle = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}(alpha|0rangle+beta|1rangle)(|00rangle + |11rangle) = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}[alpha|0rangle(|00rangle + |11rangle) + beta|1rangle(|00rangle + |11rangle)] $$
Then you apply CNOT controlled by first qubit and targeting second qubit. This will negate second qubit in case the first qubit is in state $|1rangle$. This means that only part $beta|1rangle(|00rangle + |11rangle)$ is influenced.
Now, state of the circuit is changed to
$$ frac{1}{sqrt{2}}[alpha|0rangle(|00rangle + |11rangle) + beta|1rangle(|10rangle + |01rangle)] $$
Application of Hadamard gate on the first qubit change the state further to
$$ frac{1}{2}[alpha(|0rangle + |1rangle)(|00rangle + |11rangle) + beta(|0rangle - |1rangle)(|10rangle + |01rangle)] $$
because $H|0rangle = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}(|0rangle + |1rangle)$ and $H|1rangle = frac{1}{sqrt{2}}(|0rangle - |1rangle)$.
Since you will measure first and second qubit, it is convenient to rearange the state to separate first two qubits. So, you can rewrite the state as
$$ frac{1}{2} big( |00rangle(alpha|0rangle + beta|1rangle) + |01rangle (alpha|1rangle + beta|0rangle) + |10rangle (alpha|0rangle - beta|1rangle) + |11rangle (alpha|1rangle - beta|0rangle) big) $$
In your case you measured $|11rangle$ on first and second qubit. This means that the third qubit is in state
$$ (alpha|1rangle - beta|0rangle) $$
Since both first and second qubits are in state $|1rangle$ both CNOT gates after measurement will be activated. The first one change the state of third qubit to
$$ (alpha|0rangle - beta|1rangle) $$
Next two Hadamards together with CNOT implements controlled $Z$ gate which change a phase to oposite in case input qubit is in state $|1rangle$. This leads to final state of third qubit
$$ (alpha|0rangle + beta|1rangle) $$
Hence, you can see that state from first qubit was teleported to third qubit.
Note: based on Nielsen and Chuang, pg. 27 and expanded
Answered by Martin Vesely on April 27, 2021
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