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Relative entropy is an exact measure of non-Gaussianity

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Authors: Paulina Marian, Tudor A. Marian

Year

2013

Paper ID

33231

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Preprint

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We prove that the closest Gaussian state to an arbitrary N-mode field state through the relative entropy is built with the covariance matrix and the average displacement of the given state. Consequently, the relative entropy of an N-mode state to its associate Gaussian one is an exact distance-type measure of non-Gaussianity. In order to illustrate this finding, we discuss the general properties of the N-mode Fock-diagonal states and evaluate their exact entropic amount of non-Gaussianity.

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