Geometric methods in quantum information and entanglement variational principle

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Main Authors: Iannotti, Daniele, Hamma, Alioscia
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author Iannotti, Daniele
Hamma, Alioscia
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Hamma, Alioscia
contents Geometrical methods in quantum information are very promising for both providing technical tools and intuition into difficult control or optimization problems. Moreover, they are of fundamental importance in connecting pure geometrical theories, like GR, to quantum mechanics, like in the AdS/CFT correspondence. In this paper, we first make a survey of the most important settings in which geometrical methods have proven useful to quantum information theory. Then, we lay down a general framework for an action principle for quantum resources like entanglement, coherence, and anti-flatness. We discuss the case of a two-qubit system.
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spellingShingle Geometric methods in quantum information and entanglement variational principle
Iannotti, Daniele
Hamma, Alioscia
Quantum Physics
Geometrical methods in quantum information are very promising for both providing technical tools and intuition into difficult control or optimization problems. Moreover, they are of fundamental importance in connecting pure geometrical theories, like GR, to quantum mechanics, like in the AdS/CFT correspondence. In this paper, we first make a survey of the most important settings in which geometrical methods have proven useful to quantum information theory. Then, we lay down a general framework for an action principle for quantum resources like entanglement, coherence, and anti-flatness. We discuss the case of a two-qubit system.
title Geometric methods in quantum information and entanglement variational principle
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.13102