Time reversal () is a positive map
ProvedPeresTerno.transpose_isPositiveMapFor every finite index set , the transposition map on complex matrices is positive: if is positive semidefinite then so is .
The source states this for complex conjugation of , interpreted as time reversal; on Hermitian matrices complex conjugation and transposition coincide.
Formalization Note Time reversal is encoded as the -linear transposition map, which agrees with entrywise complex conjugation on every Hermitian matrix. The linear form is the one for which complete positivity (next milestone) is meaningful.
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_PeresTerno_kraus_basics open Matrix open scoped ComplexOrder
namespace PeresTerno
theorem transpose_isPositiveMap {d : Type*} [Fintype d] :
IsPositiveMap (fun ρ : Matrix d d ℂ => ρᵀ) := by
sorry
end PeresTerno
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For every finite index type , the map sending a complex matrix to its transpose (entries , no complex conjugation) is positive: whenever is positive semidefinite, is positive semidefinite.
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