Global vs. Local Discrimination of Locally Implementable Multipartite Unitaries

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2509.10430v1
• Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2025 17:36:23 GMT
• Title: Global vs. Local Discrimination of Locally Implementable Multipartite Unitaries
• Authors: Satyaki Manna, Sneha Suresh, Anandamay Das Bhowmik, Debashis Saha,
• Abstract summary: We study single-shot distinguishability of locally implementable multipartite unitaries under Local Operations and Classical Communication (LOCC) and global operations.<n>Our findings uncover three surprising features in the bipartite setting and establish new structural limits for unitary discrimination.
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• Abstract: We study single-shot distinguishability of locally implementable multipartite unitaries under Local Operations and Classical Communication (LOCC) and global operations. As unitary discrimination depends on both the choice of probing states and the measurements on the evolved states, we classify LOCC and global distinguishability into two categories: adaptive strategies, where probing states are chosen based on measurement outcomes from other subsystems, and restricted strategies, where probing states remain fixed. Our findings uncover three surprising features in the bipartite setting and establish new structural limits for unitary discrimination: (i) Certain pairs of unitaries are globally distinguishable with restricted strategies but indistinguishable under LOCC, even with adaptive strategies. (ii) There exist sets of four unitaries that are distinguishable via LOCC, yet remain globally indistinguishable with restricted strategies. (iii) Some sets of unitaries are globally indistinguishable under adaptive strategies, when probed with separable states, but become distinguishable via LOCC.

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