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In the two preceding subsections, achieving 100% fidelity in teleporting the original shred state requires the introduction of an auxiliary qubit and subsequent execution of a two-qubit transformation. However, we demonstrate here that it is possible for receivers to restore the target state without an auxiliary qubit, albeit not with unit probability. This can be achieved by replacing n Bell-state measurements with a single generalized Bell-state measurement.
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