Entropic uncertainty relations from quantum designs
Andreas Ketterer, Otfried Gühne
Abstract
In this work, the authors show how to derive entropic uncertainty relations for measurements whose effects form quantum designs. Quantum designs are pseudo-random processes which are indistinguishable from purely random quantum processes as long as one is concerned with moments up to some finite order. Employing their properties allows the evaluation of measurement probabilities of large sets of observables leading to bounds on the sum of generalized entropies.
Topics & Concepts
ObservableQuantumMathematicsStatistical physicsEntropic uncertaintyQuantum systemQuantum processQuantum operationQuantum discordQuantum probabilityMeasure (data warehouse)Quantum informationQuantum measurementQuantum mechanicsRandom variableQuantum stateQuantum algorithmPhysicsEntropy (arrow of time)Probability theoryOpen quantum systemQuantum entanglementApplied mathematicsWeak measurementStochastic processMoment (physics)Quantum error correctionQuantization (signal processing)Theoretical physicsQuantum information processingQuantum Information and CryptographyQuantum Mechanics and ApplicationsStatistical Mechanics and Entropy