Title: Geometry of the threequbit state, entanglement and division algebras
1Geometry of the three-qubit state, entanglement
and division algebras
Bogdan A. Bernevig and Handong Chen Stanford
University
J. Phys. A Math. Gen. 36 8325 (2003) (quant-ph/03
02081)
APS March Meeting Montreal, March 24 2004
2Motivation
31-qubit state and 1st Hopf fibration
- The pure one-qubit state can be represented as
42-qubit state and 2nd Hopf fibration
- Introduce quaternions q1 and q2
R. Mosseri and R. Dandoloff, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 34, 10243 (2001).
52-qubit state and 2nd Hopf fibration
- Partial traced density matrix
R. Mosseri and R. Dandoloff, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 34, 10243 (2001).
62-qubit state and 2nd Hopf fibration
- Partial traced density matrix
R. Mosseri and R. Dandoloff, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 34, 10243 (2001).
73-qubit state and 3rd Hopf fibration
- Introduce octonions o1 and o2
B.A. Bernevig and H.D. Chen, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 36, 8325 (2003).
83-qubit state and 3rd Hopf fibration
- Partial traced density matrix
B.A. Bernevig and H.D. Chen, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 36, 8325 (2003).
93-qubit state and 3rd Hopf fibration
- Partial traced density matrix
B.A. Bernevig and H.D. Chen, J. Phys. A Math.
Gen. 36, 8325 (2003).
10Conclusion
- We reviewed the deep relation between 1-qubit (2
qubit ) and the first (second) Hopf map. A
entanglement sensitive 2nd Hopf map can be
constructed. - We show 3-qubit state is also related to the
last, 3rd Hopf map. A entanglement sensitive map
is explicitly constructed.
For more technique details, please refer to J.
Phys. A Math. Gen. 36 8325 (2003) or
quant-ph/0302081 The algebra of quaternion and
octonion is nicely reviewed by John C. Baez in
math.RA/0105155