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Quantifying the high-dimensionality of quantum devices
Thomas Cope, Roope Uola
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We introduce a measure of average dimensionality (or coherence) for high-dimensional quantum devices. This includes sets of quantum measurements, steering assemblages, and quantum channels. For measurements and channels, our measure corresponds to an average compression dimension, whereas for quantum steering we get a semi-device independent quantifier for the average entanglement dimensionality known as the Schmidt measure. We analyse the measure in all three scenarios. First, we show that it can be decided via semi-definite programming for channels and measurements in low-dimensional systems. Second, we argue that the resulting steering measure is a high-dimensional generalisation of the well-known steering weight. Finally, we analyse the behaviour of the measure in the asymptotic setting. More precisely, we show that the asymptotic Schmidt measure of bipartite quantum states is equal to the entanglement cost and show how the recently introduced entanglement of formation for steering assemblages can be related to our measure in the asymptotic case.
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