Absolutely maximally entangled states in tripartite heterogeneous
systems
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2001.08821v2
- Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2020 04:53:17 GMT
- Title: Absolutely maximally entangled states in tripartite heterogeneous
systems
- Authors: Yi Shen and Lin Chen
- Abstract summary: We introduce the concept of irreducible AME states as the basic elements to construct AME states with high local dimensions.
We identify the AME states in which kinds of heterogeneous systems are irreducible.
In addition, we propose a method to construct $k$-uniform states of more parties using two existing AME states.
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- Abstract: Absolutely maximally entangled (AME) states are typically defined in
homogeneous systems. However, the quantum system is more likely to be
heterogeneous in a practical setup. In this work we pay attention to the
construction of AME states in tripartite heterogeneous systems. We first
introduce the concept of irreducible AME states as the basic elements to
construct AME states with high local dimensions. Then we investigate the
tripartite heterogeneous systems whose local dimensions are $l,m,n$, with
$3\leq l<m<n\leq m+l-1$. We show the existence of AME states in such
heterogeneous systems is related to a kind of arrays called magic solution
array. We further identify the AME states in which kinds of heterogeneous
systems are irreducible. In addition, we propose a method to construct
$k$-uniform states of more parties using two existing AME states. We also build
the connection between heterogeneous AME states and multi-isometry matrices,
and indicate an application in quantum steering.
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