Strong Converse Exponent of Quantum Dichotomies

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2410.12576v1
• Date: Wed, 16 Oct 2024 13:54:18 GMT
• Title: Strong Converse Exponent of Quantum Dichotomies
• Authors: Mario Berta, Yongsheng Yao,
• Abstract summary: We study the large-deviation behavior of quantum dichotomies and determine the exact strong converse exponent based on the purified distance. Our result is characterized by a simple optimization of quantum R'enyi information measures involving all four mutually non-commuting quantum states.
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• Abstract: The quantum dichotomies problem asks at what rate one pair of quantum states can be approximately mapped into another pair of quantum states. In the many copy limit and for vanishing error, the optimal rate is known to be given by the ratio of the respective quantum relative distances. Here, we study the large-deviation behavior of quantum dichotomies and determine the exact strong converse exponent based on the purified distance. Our result is characterized by a simple optimization of quantum R\'enyi information measures involving all four mutually non-commuting quantum states. Our findings thus constitute an operational example of studying multivariate extensions of quantum R\'enyi information measure.

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