  The need for high fidelity quantum teleportation arises in a variety of
quantum algorithms and protocols. Unfortunately, conventional continuous
variable teleportation schemes rely on EPR states that yield a fidelity that
approaches unity only in the limit of an unphysical amount of squeezing. A new
method, which utilizes an ensemble of single photon entangled states to
teleport continuous variable states with fidelity approaching unity with finite
resources was recently proposed by Andersen and Ralph [Phys. Rev. Lett. 111,
050504 (2013)]. We extend these ideas to consider the general case of using
maximally entangled states of an arbitrary dimension to teleport a continuous
variable state and discuss how the corresponding results are affected.
