For a target pure state of a qubit, choose its orthogonal complement so thatMeasuring the sender's half of this singlet state in that basis leaves the receiver in when the sender obtains . The outcome has probability one half. One classical success flag heralds the exact preparation without conveying the target's classical description.
// Target: quantum-theory.bigb
Apply heralded remote preparation of an arbitrary qubit independently to shared singlet states. The sender reports one bit indicating whether every local outcome was successful. A positive flag certifies that the receiver's block is the desired product of pure states; its probability is . A negative flag need not identify which states failed, since the whole block can be discarded.
// Target: algebra.bigb
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