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Distillation of quantum coherence ( 1711.10512 & 1804.09500 ) Kun Fang 1 RMS:QI workshop 2018, JILA Based on joint works with Gerardo Adesso 2 , Ludovico Lami 2 , Bartosz Regula 2 , Xin Wang 1 1 Centre for Quantum Software and Information


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Distillation of quantum coherence

(1711.10512 & 1804.09500) Kun Fang1

RMS:QI workshop 2018, JILA Based on joint works with Gerardo Adesso2, Ludovico Lami2, Bartosz Regula2, Xin Wang1

1Centre for Quantum Software and Information

University of Technology Sydney

2 School of Mathematical Sciences

University of Nottingham

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⊚ Coherence theory background ⊚ Deterministic setting ⊚ Probabilistic setting ⊚ Summary and discussions

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Quantum coherence

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Resource theory: ⊚ Free states, e.g. separable states; ⊚ Resource states, e.g. entangled states like |Φm

1 √m

m

i1 |ii;

⊚ Free operations, e.g. LOCC, SEP, SEPP, PPT... A special case of resource theory: ⊚ Free states: incoherent states I : ρ ≥ 0 : Tr ρ 1, ρ ∆ ρ ; ⊚ Resource states: coherent state like |Ψm

1 √m

m

i1 |i.

⊚ Free operatioins, e.g. SIO, IO, DIO, MIO.

Quantum coherence as a resource:

⊚ Implement the Deutsch-Jozsa algorithm [Hillery, 2016]; ⊚ Quantum state merging [Streltsov et al., 2016]; ⊚ Quantum channel simulation [Díaz et al., 2018]; ⊚ ...

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Free operations

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MIO IO DIO SIO

Semidefinite conditions for MIO and DIO: ⊚ MIO: E (|ii|) ∆ (E (|ii|)) for all i. ⊚ DIO: MIO and ∆ E |ij| 0 for i j. ⊚ Maximally incoherent operations (MIO): E (I) ⊆ I; ⊚ Dephasing-covariant incoherent operations (DIO): [E , ∆] 0; ⊚ Incoherent operations (IO): Kraus operators {Ei} such that

Ei ρE†

i

Tr Ei ρE†

i

∈ I for all ρ ∈ I; ⊚ Strictly incoherent operations (SIO): both Ei and E†

i are incoherent.

More about quantum coherence theory refer to [Streltsov, Adesso, Plenio, 2017] and quantum resource theory refer to [Chitambar and Gour, 2018]...

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⊚ Coherence theory background ⊚ Deterministic setting ⊚ Probabilistic setting ⊚ Summary and discussions

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Deterministic setting

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Resource state Target state

Π ρ Ψm The fidelity of coherence distillation under the class of operations Ω is defined by FΩ

  • ρ, m

: max

Π∈Ω Tr Π

ρ Ψm. (1) The one-shot ε-error distillable coherence under the class of operation Ω is defined as C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

: log max m ∈ N FΩ

  • ρ, m

≥ 1 − ε . (2) The asymptotic distillable coherence can be given as Cd,Ω

  • ρ

lim

ε→0 lim n→∞

1 n C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ⊗n

. (3) Similarly we can define the coherence cost of a quantum state Cc,Ω

  • ρ

.

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Reversibility

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Cd,DIO

  • ρ

≤ Cd,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,DIO

  • ρ
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Reversibility

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Cd,DIO

  • ρ

≤ Cd,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,DIO

  • ρ

Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

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Reversibility

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Cd,DIO

  • ρ

≤ Cd,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,DIO

  • ρ

Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

[Zhao et al., 2017]

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Reversibility

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Cd,DIO

  • ρ

≤ Cd,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,MIO

  • ρ

≤ Cc,DIO

  • ρ

Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

[Zhao et al., 2017]

Cr

  • ρ

[Chitambar, 2017]

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Reversibility

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Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

[Zhao et al., 2017]

Cr

  • ρ

[Chitambar, 2017]

Cd,DIO

  • ρ

Cd,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,DIO

  • ρ
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Reversibility

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Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

[Zhao et al., 2017]

Cr

  • ρ

[Chitambar, 2017]

Cd,DIO

  • ρ

Cd,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,DIO

  • ρ

Reversibility for entanglement theory [Brandão and Plenio, 2010] and other resource theory [Brandão and Gour, 2015] only known under resource (asymptotically) non-generating maps. The case of coherence theory set a difference from the others.

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Reversibility

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Cr

  • ρ

[Winter and Yang, 2016]

Cr

  • ρ

: min

σ∈I D

ρσ D ρ∆ ρ

[Zhao et al., 2017]

Cr

  • ρ

[Chitambar, 2017]

Cd,DIO

  • ρ

Cd,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,MIO

  • ρ

Cc,DIO

  • ρ

Reversibility for entanglement theory [Brandão and Plenio, 2010] and other resource theory [Brandão and Gour, 2015] only known under resource (asymptotically) non-generating maps. The case of coherence theory set a difference from the others.

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SDP characterizations

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Theorem

For any state ρ and operation class Ω ∈ {MIO, DIO}, the fidelity of coherence distillation and the one-shot distillable coherence can both be written as the following SDPs: FΩ

  • ρ, m

max

  • Tr Gρ
  • 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) 1

m 1

  • ,

(4) C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

− log min

  • η
  • Tr Gρ ≥ 1 − ε, 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) η1
  • .

(5) Proof ingredients: symmetry of Ψm and semidefinite conditions for MIO. Then we observe that the optimal operation MIO admits the structure of DIO.

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SDP characterizations

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Theorem

For any state ρ and operation class Ω ∈ {MIO, DIO}, the fidelity of coherence distillation and the one-shot distillable coherence can both be written as the following SDPs: FΩ

  • ρ, m

max

  • Tr Gρ
  • 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) 1

m 1

  • ,

(4) C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

− log min

  • η
  • Tr Gρ ≥ 1 − ε, 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) η1
  • .

(5) Proof ingredients: symmetry of Ψm and semidefinite conditions for MIO. Then we observe that the optimal operation MIO admits the structure of DIO.

G

D

ε H

(ρG)

Denote the set of diagonal Hermitian

  • perators with unit trace,

J G Tr G 1, ∆ (G) G . Then C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

min

G∈J Dε H

  • ρG

.

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SDP characterizations

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Theorem

For any state ρ and operation class Ω ∈ {MIO, DIO}, the fidelity of coherence distillation and the one-shot distillable coherence can both be written as the following SDPs: FΩ

  • ρ, m

max

  • Tr Gρ
  • 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) 1

m 1

  • ,

(4) C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

− log min

  • η
  • Tr Gρ ≥ 1 − ε, 0 ≤ G ≤ 1, ∆ (G) η1
  • .

(5) Proof ingredients: symmetry of Ψm and semidefinite conditions for MIO. Then we observe that the optimal operation MIO admits the structure of DIO.

G

D

ε H

(ρG)

Denote the set of diagonal Hermitian

  • perators with unit trace,

J G Tr G 1, ∆ (G) G . Then C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

min

G∈J Dε H

  • ρG

. Remark: Similar characterizations independently found by Winter’s group.

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Pure state

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For the case of pure states, we go beyond MIO and DIO.

Theorem

For any pure state |ψ, we have FSIO

  • ψ, m

FIO

  • ψ, m

FDIO

  • ψ, m

FMIO

  • ψ, m

, C(1),ε

d,SIO

  • ψ

C(1),ε

d,IO

  • ψ

C(1),ε

d,DIO

  • ψ

C(1),ε

d,MIO

  • ψ

.

MIO IO DIO SIO

Sketch of proof: FSIO

  • ψ, m

FMIO

  • ψ, m

⊚ Introduce a intermediate quantity 1

m |ψ2 [m] which

admits max Tr ψW : 0 ≤ W ≤ 1, ∆ (W) ≤ 1

m 1

; ⊚ Compare SDPs and have FMIO

  • ψ, m

≤ 1

m |ψ2 [m];

⊚ Construct |η such that λψ ≺ λη (ψ

SIO

− − − → η) and F η, Ψm

  • 1

m |ψ2 [m], thus FSIO

  • ψ, m

≥ 1

m |ψ2 [m].

More details refer to arXiv: 1711.10512.

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⊚ Coherence theory background ⊚ Deterministic setting ⊚ Probabilistic setting ⊚ Summary and discussions

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Probabilistic setting

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 A B /   0 /1 L

 A B   1 L  

Resource state: ρ Target state: Ψm Garbage state: ω Flag register: L For any triple ρ, m, ε , the maximum success probability of coherence distillation under the operation class Ω ∈ {SIO, IO, DIO, MIO} is defined as PΩ

  • ρ→Ψm, ε

: max p (6a) s.t. ΠA→LB

  • ρ

p|00|L ⊗ σ + 1 − p |11|L ⊗ ω, (6b) F (σ, Ψm) ≥ 1 − ε, Π ∈ Ω, 0 ≤ p ≤ 1. (6c)

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Probabilistic setting

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 A B /   0 /1 L

 A B   1 L  

Resource state: ρ Target state: Ψm Garbage state: ω Flag register: L For any triple ρ, m, ε , the maximum success probability of coherence distillation under the operation class Ω ∈ {SIO, IO, DIO, MIO} is defined as PΩ

  • ρ→Ψm, ε

: max p (6a) s.t. ΠA→LB

  • ρ

p|00|L ⊗ σ + 1 − p |11|L ⊗ ω, (6b) F (σ, Ψm) ≥ 1 − ε, Π ∈ Ω, 0 ≤ p ≤ 1. (6c) Twirling T ρ 1

d!

  • i PiρPi where Pi is permutation of reference basis.

Simplification without compromising the maximum success probability: ⊚ Garbage state ω

− → ∆ ρ T − − → 1/m; ⊚ Optimal output state σ

T

− − → Ψε

m where Ψε m : (1 − ε) Ψm + ε (1 − Ψm) / (m − 1);

⊚ PΩ

  • ρ→Ψm, ε

PΩ

  • ρ→Ψε

m, 0

.

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Geometric interpretation

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Theorem

For any triplet ρ, m, ε and operation class Ω, the maximal success probability is given by PΩ

  • ρ→Ψm, ε−1 min

t ∈ R+

  • Ψε

m ∈ t · Sρ

  • where

(7) Sρ : E ρ E ∈ Ωsub

  • is the set of all output operators of ρ under the operation class Ωsub

(completely positive and trace-nonincreasing maps (sub-operations)).

t

m 

 

m

 Intuition: the closer the state ρ to Ψm (more coherent) ⇒ the less we need to expand the set Sρ ⇒ the larger success probability we can obtain.

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SDP characterizations

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Theorem

For any triplet ρ, m, ε , the maximal success probability of distillation under MIO/DIO are PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , (8a) 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, (8b) Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ. (8c) PDIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. Eqs. (8a, 8b, 8c) , G ∆ (G). Proof ingredients: symmetry of Ψε

m and semidefinite conditions for MIO and DIO.

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ρ, m, 0 with a full-rank state ρ, it holds that PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, 0

0.

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ρ, m, 0 with a full-rank state ρ, it holds that PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, 0

0. ⊚ Any generic density matrix has full rank; ⊚ Non-continuity: |PMIO (Ψε

m →Ψm, 0) − PMIO (Ψm →Ψm, 0) | 1;

⊚ Depolarizing noise: α · ρ + (1 − α) 1/m is full rank;

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ϕ, m, 0 with a coherent pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i, ϕi 0, n ≥ 2, it holds

PMIO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

≥ n2 n

i1 |ϕi|−2

  • n − m

n − 1 ϕ + n (m − 1) n − 1 ∆ ϕ

  • −1

≥ n2 m n

i1 |ϕi|−2 > 0,

where | ϕ :

1 √s

n

i1 ϕi |ϕi|2 |i

with s n

j1 |ϕj|−2.

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ϕ, m, 0 with a coherent pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i, ϕi 0, n ≥ 2, it holds

PMIO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

≥ n2 n

i1 |ϕi|−2

  • n − m

n − 1 ϕ + n (m − 1) n − 1 ∆ ϕ

  • −1

≥ n2 m n

i1 |ϕi|−2 > 0,

where | ϕ :

1 √s

n

i1 ϕi |ϕi|2 |i

with s n

j1 |ϕj|−2.

⊚ PMIO

  • Ψ2 → Ψ106 , 0

1 106−1 .

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ϕ, m, 0 with a coherent pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i, ϕi 0, n ≥ 2, it holds

PMIO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

≥ n2 n

i1 |ϕi|−2

  • n − m

n − 1 ϕ + n (m − 1) n − 1 ∆ ϕ

  • −1

≥ n2 m n

i1 |ϕi|−2 > 0,

where | ϕ :

1 √s

n

i1 ϕi |ϕi|2 |i

with s n

j1 |ϕj|−2.

⊚ PMIO

  • Ψ2 → Ψ106 , 0

1 106−1 . Gambling!

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Zero-error case: PMIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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PMIO

  • ρ→Ψm, ε
  • max. Tr Gρ

s.t. ∆ (G) m∆ (C) , 0 ≤ C ≤ G ≤ 1, Tr Cρ ≥ (1 − ε) Tr Gρ.

Theorem

For any triplet ϕ, m, 0 with a coherent pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i, ϕi 0, n ≥ 2, it holds

PMIO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

≥ n2 n

i1 |ϕi|−2

  • n − m

n − 1 ϕ + n (m − 1) n − 1 ∆ ϕ

  • −1

≥ n2 m n

i1 |ϕi|−2 > 0,

where | ϕ :

1 √s

n

i1 ϕi |ϕi|2 |i

with s n

j1 |ϕj|−2.

⊚ PMIO

  • Ψ2 → Ψ106 , 0

1 106−1 . Gambling!

Fundamental difference between MIO and DIO, contrast to the deterministic case: ⊚ PMIO(Ψn →Ψn+1, 0) ≥ n−1

n

→ 1; ⊚ PDIO(Ψn →Ψn+1, 0) 0.

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Zero-error case: PDIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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Recall some results in entanglement theory: ⊚ |ϕ n

i1

√ϕi|ii, ϕi nonincreasing, λϕ : ϕi

  • i;

|ψ n

i1

  • ψi|ii, ψi nonincreasing, λψ :

ψi

  • i;

⊚ [Nielsen, 1999] ϕ

LOCC

− − − − − → ψ iff λϕ ≺ λψ ; ⊚ [Vidal, 1999] PLOCC

  • ϕ → ψ, 0

mink∈[1,n]

n

ik ϕi

n

ik ψi .

For any pure state |ϕ n

i1

√ϕi|i, it holds [Chitambar and Gour, 2016; Zhu et al, 2017] P(S)IO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

          if rank ∆ ϕ < m, min

k∈[1,m]

m k

d

  • im−k+1

ϕi

  • therwise.

(9)

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Zero-error case: PDIO

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

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Recall some results in entanglement theory: ⊚ |ϕ n

i1

√ϕi|ii, ϕi nonincreasing, λϕ : ϕi

  • i;

|ψ n

i1

  • ψi|ii, ψi nonincreasing, λψ :

ψi

  • i;

⊚ [Nielsen, 1999] ϕ

LOCC

− − − − − → ψ iff λϕ ≺ λψ ; ⊚ [Vidal, 1999] PLOCC

  • ϕ → ψ, 0

mink∈[1,n]

n

ik ϕi

n

ik ψi .

For any pure state |ϕ n

i1

√ϕi|i, it holds [Chitambar and Gour, 2016; Zhu et al, 2017] P(S)IO

  • ϕ → Ψm, 0

          if rank ∆ ϕ < m, min

k∈[1,m]

m k

d

  • im−k+1

ϕi

  • therwise.

(9)

Theorem

For any pure state ϕ and any m, we have PDIO

  • ϕ→Ψm, 0

P(S)IO

  • ϕ→Ψm, 0

. (10) Sketch of proof: to show PDIO

  • ϕ→Ψm, 0

≤ P(S)IO

  • ϕ→Ψm, 0

, use the minimization problem for DIO and construct feasible solutions.

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Non-tradeoff phenomenon

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Theorem

For any pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i with nonzero coefficients ϕi, it holds that

PDIO

  • ϕ→Ψm, ε 

    > 0 if n ≥ m or if n < m and ε ≥ 1− n

m ,

if n < m and ε < 1− n

m .

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

Distillation fidelity

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

Success probability

(|0 + 3|1) / √ 10→Ψ3

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Non-tradeoff phenomenon

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Theorem

For any pure state |ϕ n

i1 ϕi|i with nonzero coefficients ϕi, it holds that

PDIO

  • ϕ→Ψm, ε 

    > 0 if n ≥ m or if n < m and ε ≥ 1− n

m ,

if n < m and ε < 1− n

m .

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

Distillation fidelity

0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1

Success probability

(|0 + 3|1) / √ 10→Ψ3 This is “analogous” to the (pretty) strong converse theorem in channel coding theory: the coding success probability goes to zero if the cod- ing rate exceeds the capacity of the channel.

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Distillation with catalytic assistance

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ρ −→ σ but ρ ⊗ γ −→ σ ⊗ γ PΩ

  • ρ ⊗ γ → Ψm ⊗ γ, 0

> PΩ

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

Π

ρ γ ⊗ A B / σ γ ω ⊗ 0 /1 L

  

    

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Distillation with catalytic assistance

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ρ −→ σ but ρ ⊗ γ −→ σ ⊗ γ PΩ

  • ρ ⊗ γ → Ψm ⊗ γ, 0

> PΩ

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

Π

ρ γ ⊗ A B / σ γ ω ⊗ 0 /1 L

  

 A B /   0 /1 L 

i

C

  • C

 PΩ

  • ρ

γ

− → Ψm, ε > PΩ

  • ρ −

→ Ψm, ε

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Distillation with catalytic assistance

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ρ −→ σ but ρ ⊗ γ −→ σ ⊗ γ PΩ

  • ρ ⊗ γ → Ψm ⊗ γ, 0

> PΩ

  • ρ → Ψm, 0

Π

ρ γ ⊗ A B / σ γ ω ⊗ 0 /1 L

  

 A B /   0 /1 L 

i

C

  • C

 PΩ

  • ρ

γ

− → Ψm, ε > PΩ

  • ρ −

→ Ψm, ε

0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5

State parameter

0.3 0.35 0.4 0.45 0.5 0.55

Success probability Catalyst-assisted Unassisted

Taking as an example the two-qubit state ρ q · v1 + 1 − q v2 and γ Ψ2 with |v1 1 2 (|00 − |01 − |10 + |11) |v2 1 5 √ 2 (2|00 + 6|01 − 3|10 + |11)

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Summary

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F p

1 1

achievable region MIO=DIOin general MIO = DIO = IO = SIO for pure states MIO>DIO DIO = IO = SIO for pure states

⊚ SDP characterizations for one-shot distillation rate and maximum success probability under MIO and DIO; ⊚ For Ω ∈ {DIO, MIO}, C(1),ε

d,Ω

  • ρ

min

G∈J Dε H

  • ρG

; ⊚ No-go theorem: no full-rank state can be perfectly transformed into Ψm under free

  • perations, not even probabilistically!

⊚ There is a non-tradeoff phenomenon between fidelity and success probability under DIO.

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Discussions

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 A B /   0 /1 L

 A B   1 L  

⊚ Can we recycle the garbage state ω if the distillation process fails? ⊚ Any interesting phenomenon for probabilistic coherence dilution? ⊚ More detailed analysis of catalytic scenario?

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Thanks for your attention!

See arXiv: 1711.10512 & 1804.09500 for more details