Asymmetry activation and its relation to coherence under permutation operation

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2311.10307v3
• Date: Fri, 01 Nov 2024 01:08:22 GMT
• Title: Asymmetry activation and its relation to coherence under permutation operation
• Authors: Masahito Hayashi,
• Abstract summary: A Dicke state and its decohered state are invariant for permutation. When another qubits state to each of them is attached, the whole state is not invariant for permutation, and has a certain asymmetry for permutation.
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• Abstract: A Dicke state and its decohered state are invariant for permutation. However, when another qubits state to each of them is attached, the whole state is not invariant for permutation, and has a certain asymmetry for permutation. The amount of asymmetry can be measured by the number of distinguishable states under the group action or the mutual information. Generally, the amount of asymmetry of the whole state is larger than the amount of asymmetry of the added state. That is, the asymmetry activation happens in this case. This paper investigates the amount of the asymmetry activation under Dicke states. To address the asymmetry activation asymptotically, we introduce a new type of central limit theorem by using several formulas on hypergeometric functions. We reveal that the amounts of the asymmetry and the asymmetry activation with a Dicke state have a strictly larger order than those with the decohered state in a specific type of the limit.

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