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This research establishes that the asymptotic classical and quantum communication capacities of a channel remain achievable even when the channel sequence deviates slightly from the ideal independent and identically distributed (iid) model. By proving universality for Choi-almost-iid channels, the authors demonstrate that robust coding strategies can handle these realistic imperfections without needing to adapt to specific channel variations. This finding strengthens the theoretical foundation for reliable quantum communication protocols in non-ideal environments.
Robust classical and quantum communication over almost-iid channels
arXiv:2610.00442v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The independent and identically distributed (iid) paradigm for asymptotic communication through quantum channels describes $n$ uses of a channel $\Phi$ by $\Phi^{\otimes n}$. Since exact tensor-power behaviour is an idealization, we ask whether the asymptotic capacities of $\Phi$ remain achievable for channel sequences that are almost-iid along $\Phi$. We consider sequences of Choi-almost-iid channels whose normalized Choi states are Mazzola-Sutter-Renner (MSR) almost-iid along the normalized Choi state of $\Phi$, with defect parameters $r_n=o(n)$. In Renner's exponential de Finetti theorem for quantum states, almost-iid states appear in the approximating mixture and motivate the MSR almost-iid class. Choi-almost-iid channels play the corresponding role in an exponential de Finetti theorem for quantum channels established in a companion paper. In this paper, we prove that the universal unassisted classical and quantum capacities of the class of Choi-almost-iid channels along $\Phi$ equal those of the channel $\Phi$. Here universality is within this class: for each rate below the relevant capacity, a code sequence depending on $\Phi$ and the rate, but not on the particular channel sequence, achieves vanishing error for every sequence in the class.
Abstract:The independent and identically distributed (iid) paradigm for asymptotic communication through quantum channels describes $n$ uses of a channel $\Phi$ by $\Phi^{\otimes n}$. Since exact tensor-power behaviour is an idealization, we ask whether the asymptotic capacities of $\Phi$ remain achievable for channel sequences that are almost-iid along $\Phi$. We consider sequences of Choi-almost-iid channels whose normalized Choi states are Mazzola-Sutter-Renner (MSR) almost-iid along the normalized Choi state of $\Phi$, with defect parameters $r_n=o(n)$. In Renner's exponential de Finetti theorem for quantum states, almost-iid states appear in the approximating mixture and motivate the MSR almost-iid class. Choi-almost-iid channels play the corresponding role in an exponential de Finetti theorem for quantum channels established in a companion paper. In this paper, we prove that the universal unassisted classical and quantum capacities of the class of Choi-almost-iid channels along $\Phi$ equal those of the channel $\Phi$. Here universality is within this class: for each rate below the relevant capacity, a code sequence depending on $\Phi$ and the rate, but not on the particular channel sequence, achieves vanishing error for every sequence in the class.
arXiv:2610.00442 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2610.00442v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2610.00442 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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