On the mixed UDA states and additivity

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Auteurs principaux: Qiu, Xinyu, Chen, Lin, Li, Genwei, Chu, Delin
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author Qiu, Xinyu
Chen, Lin
Li, Genwei
Chu, Delin
author_facet Qiu, Xinyu
Chen, Lin
Li, Genwei
Chu, Delin
contents Mixed states that are uniquely determined among all (UDA) states are vital in efficient quantum tomography. We show the necessary and sufficient conditions by which some multipartite mixed states are UDA by their $k$-partite reduced density matrices. The case for $k=2$ is mostly studied, which requires minimal local information and shows practical benefits. Based on that, we establish a systematic method for determining UDA states and provide a complete characterization of the additivity of UDA bipartite and three-qubit product states. We show the application of mixed UDA states and their characterization from the perspectives of tomography and other tasks.
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spellingShingle On the mixed UDA states and additivity
Qiu, Xinyu
Chen, Lin
Li, Genwei
Chu, Delin
Quantum Physics
Mixed states that are uniquely determined among all (UDA) states are vital in efficient quantum tomography. We show the necessary and sufficient conditions by which some multipartite mixed states are UDA by their $k$-partite reduced density matrices. The case for $k=2$ is mostly studied, which requires minimal local information and shows practical benefits. Based on that, we establish a systematic method for determining UDA states and provide a complete characterization of the additivity of UDA bipartite and three-qubit product states. We show the application of mixed UDA states and their characterization from the perspectives of tomography and other tasks.
title On the mixed UDA states and additivity
topic Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.20133