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An Effective Way to Determine the Separability of Quantum State

URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2403.07351v1
Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2024 06:17:19 GMT
Title: An Effective Way to Determine the Separability of Quantum State
Authors: Ma-Cheng Yang and Cong-Feng Qiao
Abstract summary: We show that some general separability conditions are set up through constructing a measurement-induced Bloch space. The new approach can not only reproduce many of the prevailing entanglement criteria, but also lead to even stronger results and manifest superiority for some bound entangled states.
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Abstract: We propose in this work a practical approach, by virtue of correlation matrices of the generic observables, to study the long lasting tough issue of quantum separability. Some general separability conditions are set up through constructing a measurement-induced Bloch space. In essence, these conditions are established due to the self constraint in the space of quantum states. The new approach can not only reproduce many of the prevailing entanglement criteria, but also lead to even stronger results and manifest superiority for some bound entangled states. Moreover, as a by product, the new criteria are found directly transformable to the entanglement witness operators.

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