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Microwave and optical entanglement for quantum transduction and network
We prove the advantage of entanglement-based transduction over direct transduction using information-theoretical approach. For entanglement-based transduction, the entanglement rates are compared in both discrete and continuous variable settings. Each setting favors different parameter regimes.