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The minimal principals of Hermitian matrices and the negativity of bipartite of qubit states

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Authors: Joao Luzeilton de Oliveira, Rubens Viana Ramos

Year

2007

Paper ID

49819

Status

Preprint

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Quantum entanglement is an enigmatic and powerful property that has attracted much attention due to its usefulness in new ways of communications, like quantum teleportation and quantum key distribution. Much effort has been done to quantify entanglement. Indeed, there exist some well-established separability criterion and analytical formulas for the entanglement of bipartite systems. In some of these, the crucial elements are the eigenvalues of the partial transpose of the density matrix. In this paper, we show that one can also have information about the entanglement of bipartite state, in C2xC2, looking at the minimal principals of the partial transpose.

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