With the development of the quantum theory, Quantum information theory, which is the study of the achievable limits of information processing within quantum mechanics, become a new research field of theoretical physics. This dissertation contains results on quantum communication. It consists of six chapters. Chapter 1 concentrates on some foundations of quantum informatics; chapter 2 and chapter 3 mainly introduce quantum entanglement and quantum operation; chapter 4 has a look on classical cryptography and quantum cryptography. In chapter 5, a new notation has been introduced into quantum information theory. By this notation, some complex calculations become simple, such as n-dimension entanglement swapping, n-dimension teleportation and so on. In particular, a criterion of general teleportation has been given by the notation, by which Bob know how to construct his local operator. In the same chapter, probabilistic teleportation has been generalized to n-dimensional case. In chapter 6, two new quantum key distribution protocols have been proposed. The efficiency can approach 4 bits secret communication per 2 entangled pairs in these protocols (in BB84 protocol, it is only 1 bit per pair particle).
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