2015
DOI: 10.1002/jcd.21424
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Constructions of Strictlym-Cyclic and Semi-Cyclic H(m,n,4,3)

Abstract: An H(m, n, 4, 3) is a triple (X, T , B), where X is a set of mn points, T is a partition of X into m disjoint sets of size n and B is a set of 4-element transverses of T , such that each 3-element transverse of T is contained in exactly one of them. If the full automorphism group of an H(m, n, 4, 3) admits an automorphism α consisting of n cycles of length m (resp. m cycles of length n), then this H(m, n, 4, 3) is called m-cyclic (resp. semi-cyclic). Further, if all blockorbits of an m-cyclic (resp. semi-cycli… Show more

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“…Although, as we showed, it is straightforward to construct quantum states that realize the vectors which generate all the extremal rays of the bipartite entropy cone, it is not true that an arbitrary conical combination (viz., a linear combination with non-negative coefficients) of these vectors can be exactly realized by a quantum state. In particular it is important to notice that the holographic entropy cone [22] 9 By definition, these are one-dimensional subspaces of the entropy space -they are simply rays emanating from the origin which generate the polyhedral cone. In particular, any vector within the cone can be obtained as a conical combination of the extremal rays.…”
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“…Although, as we showed, it is straightforward to construct quantum states that realize the vectors which generate all the extremal rays of the bipartite entropy cone, it is not true that an arbitrary conical combination (viz., a linear combination with non-negative coefficients) of these vectors can be exactly realized by a quantum state. In particular it is important to notice that the holographic entropy cone [22] 9 By definition, these are one-dimensional subspaces of the entropy space -they are simply rays emanating from the origin which generate the polyhedral cone. In particular, any vector within the cone can be obtained as a conical combination of the extremal rays.…”
Section: Case 1: Finite Quantum Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, since in quantum field theory the von Neumann entropy is generically infinite, the interpretation of this vector is unclear. One possibility 10 While the authors of [22] were interested in holographic field theories where entanglement is plagued by UV divergences, finiteness was achieved by considering states in the tensor product of a set of holographic field theories. Geometrically these states correspond to multi-boundary wormhole geometries, and by restricting the allowed subsystems to be entire boundaries, one has finite entanglement (per unit spatial volume).…”
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