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Circulant quantum channels and its applications
arXiv
Authors: Bing Xie, Lin Zhang
Year
2026
Paper ID
3435
Status
Preprint
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This note introduces a family of circulant quantum channels - a subclass of the mixed-permutation channels - and investigates its key structural and operational properties. We show that the image of the circulant quantum channel is precisely the set of circulant matrices. This characterization facilitates the analysis of arbitrary n-th order Bargmann invariants. Furthermore, we prove that the channel is entanglement-breaking, implying a substantially reduced resource cost for erasing quantum correlations compared to a general mixed-permutation channel. Applications of this channel are also discussed, including the derivation of tighter lower bounds for ellp-norm coherence and a characterization of its action in bipartite systems.
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