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Quantum State Teleportation Understood Through the Bohm Interpretation

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Quantum state teleportation has focused attention on the role of quantum information. Here we examine quantum teleportation through the Bohm interpretation. This interpretation introduced the notion of active information and we show that it is this information that is exchanged during teleportation. We discuss the relation between our notion of active information and the notion of quantum information introduced by Schumacher.

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Maroney, O., Hiley, B.J. Quantum State Teleportation Understood Through the Bohm Interpretation. Foundations of Physics 29, 1403–1415 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1018861226606

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