1997
DOI: 10.1080/095003497152465
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Robustness of homodyne tomography to phase-insensitive noise

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“…Notice that unboundedness of the map inversion can even wash out completely the information on the channel in some particular chosen representation B fB j g, e.g., when all operators B j are out of the boundedness domain of R ÿ1 . This is the case, for example, of the (overcomplete) representation B fjihjg, with ji and ji coherent states, since from the identity which has convergence radius 1 2 , which is the wellknown bound for Gaussian noise for the quantum tomographic reconstruction for coherent-state and Fock representations [13]. Therefore, we say that the state is formally faithful, however, we are constrained to representations which are analytical for the inverse map R ÿ1 .…”
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“…Notice that unboundedness of the map inversion can even wash out completely the information on the channel in some particular chosen representation B fB j g, e.g., when all operators B j are out of the boundedness domain of R ÿ1 . This is the case, for example, of the (overcomplete) representation B fjihjg, with ji and ji coherent states, since from the identity which has convergence radius 1 2 , which is the wellknown bound for Gaussian noise for the quantum tomographic reconstruction for coherent-state and Fock representations [13]. Therefore, we say that the state is formally faithful, however, we are constrained to representations which are analytical for the inverse map R ÿ1 .…”
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confidence: 99%