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“For some improvement, we may require {u:} to be linearly independent, then {Vi} must be linearly independent too.”
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“Q : !JXn,+9Xm is hermitian-preserving iff @ admits an expression @(A) = Zei V;CAV, where ei = + 1, Vi are n X m matrices.”
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“For a linear map a: 9JIm,-+Izll,, it is obvious that Q is hermitian-preserving iff (@(Eik))jk is hermitian.”
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“THEOREM 2. Let Cp be a linear map from %!, to %Q,,,.Then @ is completely positive iff (@(Ejk))lG i,k9n is positiue.”
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“Let { W,}; be a class of n X m matrices, then Q, has the expression @(A) = X;W:AWp iff there exists an isometric I! ' x E matrix (@Pi, such that Wp = Zipppi Vi for all p.”
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“Let Q,: 9.Rm,41Qm,.Then ip is extreme in CP[ZRn, VA!,; K] iff @ admits an expression @(A)=ZiVFAVi for all A in 9X,,, where y are n X m matrices, Xi VF Vi = K, and { y vi} ii is a linearly independent set.”
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“THEOREM 1 . Let Q, : !J.R,+!&,,.Then CD is completely positive iff Q is of the form ia = ZiVTAV for all A in 92, where Vi are n X m matrices.”
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- Rests on an assumption: Every positive matrix can be expressed as a sum of rank-one positive matrices (vectors).
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“THEOREM 7 . Zf @:!!JL&lR,,, is positive, then there exist 2Xm matrices y such that Q(A) =ZiVi*AVi for all 2X2 symmetric A.”
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“Let F be an mm,-coefficient quadratic form F(s, t) = B,?+ B,st + B,t2 with real indeterminates s, t.If F(s, t) is positive for all s, t, then there exist k X m matrices C, D, such that F(s, t) = (Cs + Dt)*(Cs + Dt).(k is a certain integer.)”
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“For each n urn matrix V, it is evident that the map: %!,-+m,,, with A + V* A V is completely positive.”
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“Endowed with the natural ordering induced by !TQ,(!lP,J, the class of hermitian-preserving maps is a partially ordered vector space over the reals, while the class of completely positive linear maps is just the positive cone.”
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“Suppose a: YJ?”+%P, is completely positive.From Remark 4, we can write 0 in the form O(A) = Z,!VTAVi where { Vi} f is a class of linearly independent n X m matrices; hence e < nm.”
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“Moreover, if { W,}; is also a linearly independent set, then F ' = I', and ( ppJpi is unitary.”
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“In the proof of Theorem 1, the expression (@(Ejk))+ = Xi”* q is not unique, hence ( Vi} is not uniquely determined.”
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“It is evident that CP[!&, iDi!,; K] is a convex set, hence it is the convex hull of its extreme points.”
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“Each linear map Q, : !IR2,-+'171, is determined by its values on Eik.Hence ip is completely determined by the single element (@(Ejk))l < i, k G n E 9JIm, (TRJ.”
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“In particular, if m = I, we obtain the well-known fact that @ is a 'pure state' (an extreme identity-preserving positive functional) on YJ$, iff @ is a 'vector state' (i.e., there exists a unit vector u such that Q(A) = v*Av for all A).”
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“As (E&< i,kGn is positive, so P(EjJ)r< j,k(n E !I&, (!l.R,J is positive; thus there exist vectors vi” (regarded as nm x 1 matrices) such that (Q(Ejk))jk =Z,uFvi.”
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“We remark that Theorem 7 is not valid for higher order matrices.This is just because the quoted result for an mm,-coefficient quadratic form cannot be generalized to the case of more than 2 real indeterminates, as will be shown in a forthcoming paper.”
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“E (t,t 1 ) ⊗ 1 1 (| |) 1 = 1 iff E (t,t 1 ) is CP, > 1 otherwise.”
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“Complete positive maps are much easier to characterize than maps that are merely positive [19,20]; they admit the so-called Kraus representation,”
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“For this, typical methods used to generate hybrid entangled states using q-plates [46] and static meta-surfaces [47,48] will not suffice, hence we make use of an all-digital SPC approach [49]”
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“for a Hilbert space with finite dimension N S = dim H S complete positivity is equivalent to N S -positivity [13].”
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“Theorem 5. A linear map : M n → M n is completely positive if and only if ⊗ I M n is positivity-preserving on M n ⊗ M n or equivalently, if and only if the matrix”
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“Lemma 10.The minimal number of Kraus operators A k needed to represent a completely positive map in the form (1) is rank[β( )].”
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“Lemma 9. A stochastic map is an extreme point of S if and only if it can be written in the form (1) (necessarily with k A k A † k = I ), so that the set of matrices {A j A † k } is linearly independent.”
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“After the results were first published, it was shown by Gottesman[32] that fault tolerant procedures for the universal set of gates introduced by Shor can be constructed for any stabilizer code, using basically the same technique as presented by Shor for the CSS codes, a result which was generalized to qupits[33].”
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“qPCA for quantum states can be extended to quantum processes by using the Choi-Jamiolkowski state (1/d) ij |i j| ⊗ S(|i j|) for a completely positive map S (ref.22).”
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“qPCA can then be used to construct the eigenvectors corresponding to the dominant eigenvalues of this state: the resulting spectral decomposition in turn encapsulates many of the most important properties of the channel 22 .”
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Metadata
- Authors
- Choi, M.-D.
- Affiliations
- University of California, Berkeley (US)
- Corresponding author
- Choi, Man-Duen
- Venue
- Linear Algebra and its Applications
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 1975-06
- Volume
- 10
- Issue
- 3
- Pages
- 285-290
- ISSN
- 0024-3795 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W2116102644
- Cited by
- 2,659
- References
- 12
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- FWCI
- 4.55
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- bronze
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- Licence
- Locations
- Linear Algebra and its Applications (publishedVersion)
- Topics
- Physical Sciences › Mathematics › Mathematical Physics › Advanced Operator Algebra Research
- Physical Sciences › Physics and Astronomy › Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics › Quantum Information and Cryptography
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computational Theory and Mathematics › Matrix Theory and Algorithms
- Keywords
- complex matrices, matrix algebra, positive linear maps, operator algebras
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