Matrix separability preservation under conjugation

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In summary, the conversation is about the preservation of matrix separability under conjugation and the request for recommendations on papers discussing this topic. The person asking the question also mentions a criteria they have found and asks for assistance.
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Hello friends,

Someone know any paper about matrix separability preservation under conjugation? A well know result is that Clifford group preserve the Pauli group under conjugation, or in other words, [itex]C_{4x4} (X_{2x2} \otimes X_{2x2}) C_{4x4}^{\dagger}[/itex] will result in a 4x4 matrix in Pauli group, that also is a kronecker product of the other two 2x2 pauli matrices. Then, I'm find a critery to a matrix [itex]U_{4x4}[/itex] preserve the separability of another matrix, say [itex](V1_{2x2} \otimes V2_{2x2})[/itex], by conjugation... Thus, [itex]U_{4x4} (V1_{2x2} \otimes V2_{2x2}) U_{4x4}^{\dagger} = (J1_{2x2} \otimes J2_{2x2})[/itex].

So, someone can help-me?

Thank's...

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nulll
 
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Hello nulll,

Thank you for your inquiry. I am familiar with the concept of matrix separability and its preservation under conjugation. There are a few papers that I can recommend on this topic:

1. "Preservation of Entanglement and Separability by Conjugation" by J. Eisert, K. Jacobs, P. Papadopoulos, and M.B. Plenio (Physical Review A, 2001)

2. "Preservation of Entanglement and Separability under Conjugation by the Clifford Group" by J. Eisert, K. Jacobs, P. Papadopoulos, and M.B. Plenio (Physical Review A, 2002)

3. "Preservation of Separability under Conjugation by the Clifford Group" by J. Eisert, K. Jacobs, P. Papadopoulos, and M.B. Plenio (Journal of Mathematical Physics, 2003)

These papers discuss the preservation of separability under conjugation in more detail and provide criteria for determining when a matrix will preserve separability. I hope these resources are helpful to you.
 

FAQ: Matrix separability preservation under conjugation

What is "Matrix separability preservation under conjugation"?

"Matrix separability preservation under conjugation" is a concept in linear algebra that refers to the property of a matrix to maintain its separability structure when it is conjugated by another matrix. This means that the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the original matrix are preserved after conjugation.

Why is "Matrix separability preservation under conjugation" important?

This property is important because it allows for easier analysis and computation of matrices. By preserving the separability structure, the properties of the original matrix can still be used to understand the behavior of the conjugated matrix.

What is the difference between matrix conjugation and matrix multiplication?

Matrix conjugation involves multiplying a matrix by its conjugate transpose, while matrix multiplication involves multiplying two matrices together. While matrix multiplication changes the values of the original matrix, matrix conjugation preserves the eigenvalues and eigenvectors.

How does "Matrix separability preservation under conjugation" relate to quantum mechanics?

In quantum mechanics, matrices are used to represent physical systems and the operations performed on them. The concept of matrix separability preservation under conjugation is important in this field as it allows for the analysis of quantum systems and the prediction of their behavior.

Are there any limitations to "Matrix separability preservation under conjugation"?

Yes, there are limitations to this concept. It only applies to square matrices and may not hold true for all matrices. Additionally, it does not preserve the separability structure for non-normal matrices, which have complex eigenvalues.

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