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A Hierarchy of Entanglement Cones via Rank-Constrained C^*-Convex Hulls
arXiv
Authors: Mohsen Kian
Year
2025
Paper ID
16138
Status
Preprint
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This paper systematically investigates the geometry of fundamental quantum cones, the separable cone $mathscr{P}_+$ and the Positive Partial Transpose (PPT) cone $mathcal{P}PPT$, under generalized non-commutative convexity. We demonstrate a sharp stability dichotomy analyzing C^*-convex hulls of these cones: while mathscr{P}_+ remains stable under local C^*-convex combinations, its global C^*-convex hull collapses entirely to the cone of all positive semidefinite matrices, operatorname{MCL}\(mathscr{P}_+\) = mathscr{P}0. To gain finer control and classify intermediate structures, we introduce the concept of "k-C^*-convexity", by using the operator Schmidt rank of C^*-coefficients. This constraint defines a new hierarchy of nested intermediate cones, operatorname{MCL}k\(cdot\). We prove that this hierarchy precisely recovers the known Schmidt number cones for the separable case, establishing a generalized convexity characterization: operatorname{MCL}k\(mathscr{P}_+\) = mathcal{T}k. Applied to the PPT cone, this framework generates a family of conjectured non-trivial intermediate cones, mathcal{C}PPT, k.
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