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Non-local games and communication complexity with noisy entanglement
We study the impact of noise on the theories of quantum nonlocality and entanglement-assisted communication complexity. We consider non-local games and entanglement-assisted communication complexity in a model where Alice and Bob may share arbitrarily many noisy EPR pairs. We study four noise models
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