Proposition 2.3: necessity of the zero-marginal perturbation criterion
OpenQAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P12.zero_marginal_necessityLet be the dimensions of finite-dimensional complex Hilbert spaces with chosen orthonormal bases. Let be positive semidefinite operators of trace one. Write for all joint density matrices with these two partial traces, and for its extreme points over the real scalars. Coordinates in the tensor product use lexicographic order.
Let have rank .
Set and . Let be a permutation unitary, a complex matrix, and a strictly positive definite matrix satisfying
Here denotes conjugate transpose. Both marginals of are computed in the original tensor coordinates.
If is extreme, then for every Hermitian matrix of order ,
Thus an extreme coupling admits no nonzero Hermitian perturbation in its rank-block coordinates that preserves both marginals.
import Definitions.Def_QAlgorithms_Papers_Independent_Intakethird100_P12
namespace QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P12
open scoped ComplexConjugate ComplexOrder
/-- Proposition 2.3, PDF pp.5–6: extremality implies injectivity on Hermitian perturbations. -/
theorem zero_marginal_necessity {d1 d2 k : ℕ}
(rho1 : Matrix (Fin d1) (Fin d1) ℂ) (rho2 : Matrix (Fin d2) (Fin d2) ℂ)
(hm1 : IsDensityMatrix rho1) (hm2 : IsDensityMatrix rho2)
(rho : Matrix (Fin d1 × Fin d2) (Fin d1 × Fin d2) ℂ)
(hmem : rho ∈ finiteCouplingSet rho1 rho2) (hrank : rho.rank = k)
(hkn : k < d1*d2) (p : Equiv.Perm (Fin (d1*d2)))
(A : Matrix (Fin k) (Fin (d1*d2-k)) ℂ) (K : Matrix (Fin k) (Fin k) ℂ)
(hK : K.PosDef) (hblock : permuteMatrix p (flatMatrix rho) = rankBlockMatrix hkn.le K A)
(hext : rho ∈ Set.extremePoints ℝ (finiteCouplingSet rho1 rho2)) :
NoZeroMarginalPerturbation hkn.le p A := by sorry
end QAlgorithms.Papers.Independent.Intakethird100.P12
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For all natural numbers , let be complex matrices of sizes and , each positive semidefinite with trace one. Let be a complex matrix on the product index set, also positive semidefinite with trace one, whose partial traces satisfy and . Assume that . Let be any permutation of , let be a complex matrix, and let be a positive definite complex matrix. Writing and
assume that for all . Also assume that is an extreme point, with respect to real scalars, of the set of positive semidefinite trace-one matrices with these same two partial traces: whenever for and in that set, one has . Then every Hermitian complex matrix for which the matrix
has both partial traces zero must itself satisfy . The assumptions cannot hold when either or is zero, or when , because has trace one.
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