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Nonnegativity for hafnians of certain matrices

arXiv
Authors: Kamil Bradler, Shmuel Friedland, Robert Israel

Year

2018

Paper ID

23119

Status

Preprint

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Abstract

We show that a complex symmetric matrix of the form A(Y,B) = begin{bmatrix}Y & B\\ B^→p & overline{Y} end{bmatrix}, where B is Hermitian positive semidefinite, has a nonnegative hafnian. These are positive scalar multiples of matrices A(Y,B) that are encodable in a Gaussian boson sampler. Further, the hafnian of this matrix is non-decreasing in B in the sense that hafA(Y,L) ge hafA(Y,B) if L succeq B.

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