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Clifford and Haar scramblers yield equal mean fidelity but unequal fluctuations in black hole-inspired teleportation
Quantum information transfer between entangled black holes has inspired many-body teleportation protocols. We study such a protocol without assuming a gravitational dual and ask whether its fidelity requires nonstabilizerness, or magic, in the scrambling dynamics. Because the mean fidelity depends o
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