Symplectic and Lagrangian Polar Duality; Applications to Quantum Information Geometry

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2309.07775v1
• Date: Thu, 14 Sep 2023 15:07:39 GMT
• Title: Symplectic and Lagrangian Polar Duality; Applications to Quantum Information Geometry
• Authors: Maurice de Gosson and Charlyne de Gosson
• Abstract summary: We study two symplectically covariant versions of polar duality. The first variant makes use of the symplectic form on phase space and allows a precise study of the covariance matrix of a density operator. The second variant is a symplectically covariant version of the usual polar duality highlighting the role played by Lagrangian planes.
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• Abstract: Polar duality is a well-known concept from convex geometry and analysis. In the present paper, we study two symplectically covariant versions of polar duality keeping in mind their applications to quantum mechanics. The first variant makes use of the symplectic form on phase space and allows a precise study of the covariance matrix of a density operator. The latter is a fundamental object in quantum information theory., The second variant is a symplectically covariant version of the usual polar duality highlighting the role played by Lagrangian planes. It allows us to define the notion of "geometric quantum states" with are in bijection with generalized Gaussians.

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