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Optimum teleportation with imperfect Bell-state measurements

We study teleportation of qubits with imperfect Bell analysis on the sender's side. For the chosen family of Alice's measurements we find Bob's operations maximizing the overall fidelity of the teleportation protocol. In certain cases the optimum maps turn out to be nonunitary operations. This means that decoherence can sometimes enhance the performance of quantum teleportation protocols.