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Sufficient conditions for the Kadison--Schwarz property of unital positive maps on M3
arXiv
Authors: Adam Rutkowski
Year
2025
Paper ID
36429
Status
Preprint
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Kadison--Schwarz (KS) maps form a natural class of positive linear maps lying strictly between positivity and complete positivity. Despite their relevance in operator algebras and quantum dynamics, explicit analytic sufficient conditions for the KS property remain scarce beyond low-dimensional or highly symmetric settings. In this work we analyze unital positive linear maps on M3 within the Bloch--Gell--Mann representation and derive explicit analytic sufficient conditions ensuring the Kadison--Schwarz property. The approach exploits unitary equivalence together with structural properties of the Lie algebra mathfrak{su}(3) and does not rely on numerical optimization or semidefinite-programming methods. A key mechanism is the cancellation of contributions associated with antisymmetric structure constants, which reduces the problem to estimates governed solely by the symmetric tensor dijk. The results clarify how the Kadison--Schwarz property can hold under assumptions substantially weaker than complete positivity and yield a structural criterion for the KS property on M3 in terms of Bloch parameters.
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