Entanglement-Assisted Quantum Turbo Codes - Wilde, Mark M.; Min-Hsiu Hsieh; Babar, Zunaira (IEEE transactions on information theory, 2014)
Keywords: Algorithms; Applied sciences; Classical and quantum physics: mechanics and fields; Coders; Codes; Coding theory; Coding, codes; Complexity theory; Convolutional codes; Decoders; Decoding; Encoders; entanglement-assisted quantum error correction; entanglementassisted quantum convolutional code; entanglementassisted quantum turbo code; Exact sciences and technology; Information theory; Information, signal and communications theory; Miscellaneous; Noise levels; non-catastrophic; Physics; Quantum communication; Quantum entanglement; Quantum information; Quantum theory; Qubits (quantum computing); Recursive; Signal and communications theory; Simulation; Telecommunications and information theory; Turbo codes; Performance evaluation; Convolutional code; Coding circuit; Turbo code; Algorithm; Iterative decoding; recursive; entanglement-assisted quantum turbo code; Memoryless channel; entanglement-assisted quantum error correction; non-catastrophic; Posterior probability; Simulation; Hashing; Recursive method; entanglement-assisted quantum convolutional code; Minimal distance; Quantum information; Error correction; Quantum communication; Damaging