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Title: Voronoi Diagrams for Pure 1-qubit Quantum States


1
Voronoi Diagrams for Pure1-qubit Quantum States
  • Kimikazu Kato1,2, Mayumi Oto3,
  • Hiroshi Imai1,4, and Keiko Imai5
  • 1 Graduate School of Information Science and
    Technology, Univ. of Tokyo
  • 2 Nihon Unisys, Ltd.
  • 3 COE Super Robust Computation Project, Univ. of
    Tokyo
  • 4 ERATO Quantum Computation and Information
  • 5 Department of Information and System
    Engineering,
  • Chuo Univ.

2
Goal of our research
  • Show some relations between some distances and
    divergences of quantum states
  • Bures distance, Fubini-Study distance
  • Primal divergence, dual divergence
  • Use Voronoi diagrams as a tool
  • To know about the structure of a metric space
  • A good application is already known

3
Basics of Quantum States
  • A density matrix represents a quantum system
    which stands for an ensemble of particles
  • A density matrix is a complex matrix which
    satisfies the followings
  • Hermitian
  • Positive semi-definite
  • Tr 1
  • Especially in 1-qubit case, the density matrix is
    2 x 2 and expressed as

Bloch ball
4
Pure State and Mixed State
Pure state
Mixed state
Generally
Can be regarded as a probabilistic distribution
of pure states
where is a column vector and stands for
conjugate
Some of its eigenvalues are zero
All of its eigenvalues are non-zero
In 1-qubit case
Corresponds to a point in the interior of the ball
Corresponds to a point the surface of the ball
5
Definitions
  • Log of density matrix
  • Quantum Channel
  • Defined to be an affine transform from a state
    space to a state space

where
In 1-qubit case
6
Distances and Divergences
  • Bures distance in pure states
  • Fubini-Study distance in pure states
  • Divergences (only defined in mixed states)
  • Holevo Capacity

7
Computation of Holevo Capacity on 1-qubit States
(Oto-Imai-Imai 2004)
  • Plot sufficiently many points
  • Compute images of plotted points
  • Work out the radius of smallest enclosing ball of
    image points
  • Fathest Voronoi diagrams under the divergences
  • Lower envelope

8
Coincidence of Voronoi Diagrams under Some
Distances
  • In the space of 1-qubit states, the followings
    are all equivalent
  • The diagram under
  • The diagram under
  • The diagram under the ordinary geodesic distance
  • The section of 3-dim Euclidean Voronoi diagram
    with the sphere

(Drawn with a tool made by K. Sugihara)
9
Voronoi Diagrams under Divergences
  • For a given set of points , two diagrams are
    defined as

has only planar edges
has non-planar edges
(proved in Oto-Imai-Imai 2004)
10
Extension to Pure States
  • Now it is natural to consider the coincidence of
    diagrams under divergences and distances.
  • But unfortunately, the divergence
    can not be defined when is a pure state.

The eigenvalues of can be zero because
can be naturally defined as 0
But the eigenvalues of can NOT be zero.
Even so, does the Voronoi diagram converge in the
pure states?
11
Coincidence of Voronoi Diagrams under Divergences
and Distances
  • Voronoi diagrams under the divergences converge
    in pure states.
  • The diagrams under the divergences coincide with
    the diagrams under the distances.

Take limit
Naturally extended to the pure states
Only defined in mixed states
12
Conclusion
  • In the 1-qubit pure states, followings are all
    equivalent
  • The Voronoi diagrams under Fubini-Study, Bures,
    and geodesic distance
  • The section of 3-dim Euclidean Voronoi diagram
    with the sphere
  • The natural extensions of the Voronoi diagrams
    under the divergences

13
Future Work
  • Can this result be extended to a higher
    dimension?
  • Our conjecture is No.
  • What about other metrics?
  • SLD Fisher metric, RLD Fisher metric, etc.
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