2020
DOI: 10.1080/09500340.2020.1772393
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Relation between the entropy and the linear entropy in the ion–laser interaction

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“…From the expression of the extremal density matrices (1,2), or their alternative expressions (3,4), and the expression of the inner curves ρ(k) min ( ), it is clear that, for a given value of the linear entropy and a fixed rank k + 1, the extreme values of the von Neumann entropy are reached for k identical eigenvalues. If the remaining eigenvalue is larger than the rest (i.e.…”
Section: Information Diagrams and Rank Of Density Matricesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…From the expression of the extremal density matrices (1,2), or their alternative expressions (3,4), and the expression of the inner curves ρ(k) min ( ), it is clear that, for a given value of the linear entropy and a fixed rank k + 1, the extreme values of the von Neumann entropy are reached for k identical eigenvalues. If the remaining eigenvalue is larger than the rest (i.e.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In Ref. [3], a comparison is made between both entropies in the case of two qubits (see also [4] for the case of the ion-laser interaction). In [5], a detailed study of information diagrams is carried out for arbitrary pairs of entropies.…”
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“…(1,3) and λ = 1− k for eqns. (2,4). In most cases, the pair of entropies (L, S) is considered, where L and S denote linear and von Neumann entropies, respectively.…”
Section: Information Diagramsmentioning
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“…Calculation of this quantity, however, may become a difficult task as mentioned before. A more convenient quantity to calculate because of its simplicity that however may be used as it gives information about the purity of any of the susbsystems, atom and field, is the linear entropy [16], defined as…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%