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Multivariate Trace Inequalities Mario Berta arXiv:1604.03023 with Sutter and Tomamichel (to appear in CMP) arXiv:1512.02615 with Fawzi and Tomamichel QMath13 - October 8, 2016 Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 -


  1. Multivariate Trace Inequalities Mario Berta arXiv:1604.03023 with Sutter and Tomamichel (to appear in CMP) arXiv:1512.02615 with Fawzi and Tomamichel QMath13 - October 8, 2016 Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 1 / 15

  2. Motivation: Quantum Entropy Entropy of quantum states ρ A on Hilbert spaces H A [von Neumann 1927]: H ( A ) ρ := − tr [ ρ A log ρ A ] . (1) Strong subadditivity (SSA) of tripartite quantum states on H A ⊗ H B ⊗ H C from matrix trace inequalities [Lieb & Ruskai 1973]: H ( AB ) ρ + H ( BC ) ρ ≥ H ( ABC ) ρ + H ( B ) ρ . (2) Generates all known mathematical properties of quantum entropy, manifold applications in quantum physics, quantum information theory, theoretical computer science etc. This talk: entropy for quantum systems, strengthening of SSA from multivariate trace inequalities. Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 2 / 15

  3. Motivation: Quantum Entropy Entropy of quantum states ρ A on Hilbert spaces H A [von Neumann 1927]: H ( A ) ρ := − tr [ ρ A log ρ A ] . (1) Strong subadditivity (SSA) of tripartite quantum states on H A ⊗ H B ⊗ H C from matrix trace inequalities [Lieb & Ruskai 1973]: H ( AB ) ρ + H ( BC ) ρ ≥ H ( ABC ) ρ + H ( B ) ρ . (2) Generates all known mathematical properties of quantum entropy, manifold applications in quantum physics, quantum information theory, theoretical computer science etc. This talk: entropy for quantum systems, strengthening of SSA from multivariate trace inequalities. Mark Wilde at 4pm: Universal Recoverability in Quantum Information . Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 2 / 15

  4. Overview Entropy for quantum systems 1 Multivariate trace inequalities 2 Proof of entropy inequalities 3 Conclusion 4 Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 3 / 15

  5. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for classical systems Entropy of probability distribution P of random variable X over finite alphabet [Shannon 1948, R´ enyi 1961]: � H ( X ) P := − P ( x ) log P ( x ) , with P ( x ) log P ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 . (3) x Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 4 / 15

  6. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for classical systems Entropy of probability distribution P of random variable X over finite alphabet [Shannon 1948, R´ enyi 1961]: � H ( X ) P := − P ( x ) log P ( x ) , with P ( x ) log P ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 . (3) x Extension to relative entropy of P with respect to distribution Q over finite alphabet, P ( x ) log P ( x ) � D ( P � Q ) := [Kullback & Leibler 1951] , (4) Q ( x ) x where P ( x ) log P ( x ) Q ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 and by continuity + ∞ if P �≪ Q . Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 4 / 15

  7. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for classical systems Entropy of probability distribution P of random variable X over finite alphabet [Shannon 1948, R´ enyi 1961]: � H ( X ) P := − P ( x ) log P ( x ) , with P ( x ) log P ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 . (3) x Extension to relative entropy of P with respect to distribution Q over finite alphabet, P ( x ) log P ( x ) � D ( P � Q ) := [Kullback & Leibler 1951] , (4) Q ( x ) x where P ( x ) log P ( x ) Q ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 and by continuity + ∞ if P �≪ Q . Multipartite entropy measures are generated through relative entropy, e.g., SSA: H ( XY ) P + H ( Y Z ) P ≥ H ( XY Z ) P + H ( Y ) P equivalent to (5) D ( P XY Z � U X × P Y Z ) ≥ D ( P XY � U X × P Y ) with U X uniform distribution. (6) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 4 / 15

  8. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for classical systems Entropy of probability distribution P of random variable X over finite alphabet [Shannon 1948, R´ enyi 1961]: � H ( X ) P := − P ( x ) log P ( x ) , with P ( x ) log P ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 . (3) x Extension to relative entropy of P with respect to distribution Q over finite alphabet, P ( x ) log P ( x ) � D ( P � Q ) := [Kullback & Leibler 1951] , (4) Q ( x ) x where P ( x ) log P ( x ) Q ( x ) = 0 for P ( x ) = 0 and by continuity + ∞ if P �≪ Q . Multipartite entropy measures are generated through relative entropy, e.g., SSA: H ( XY ) P + H ( Y Z ) P ≥ H ( XY Z ) P + H ( Y ) P equivalent to (5) D ( P XY Z � U X × P Y Z ) ≥ D ( P XY � U X × P Y ) with U X uniform distribution. (6) Monotonicity of relative entropy (MONO) under stochastic matrices N : D ( P � Q ) ≥ D ( N ( P ) � N ( Q )) . (7) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 4 / 15

  9. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems The entropy of ρ A ∈ S ( H A ) is defined as: � H ( A ) ρ := − tr [ ρ A log ρ A ] = − λ x log λ x [von Neumann 1927] . (8) x Question: what is the extension of the relative entropy for quantum states [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 ? Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 5 / 15

  10. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems The entropy of ρ A ∈ S ( H A ) is defined as: � H ( A ) ρ := − tr [ ρ A log ρ A ] = − λ x log λ x [von Neumann 1927] . (8) x Question: what is the extension of the relative entropy for quantum states [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 ? Commutative relative entropy for ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) defined as D K ( ρ � σ ) := sup D ( M ( ρ ) �M ( σ )) [Donald 1986, Petz & Hiai 1991] , (9) M where M ∈ CPTP( H → H ′ ) und Bild( M ) ⊆ M ⊆ Lin( H ′ ) , M commutative subalgebra. Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 5 / 15

  11. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems The entropy of ρ A ∈ S ( H A ) is defined as: � H ( A ) ρ := − tr [ ρ A log ρ A ] = − λ x log λ x [von Neumann 1927] . (8) x Question: what is the extension of the relative entropy for quantum states [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 ? Commutative relative entropy for ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) defined as D K ( ρ � σ ) := sup D ( M ( ρ ) �M ( σ )) [Donald 1986, Petz & Hiai 1991] , (9) M where M ∈ CPTP( H → H ′ ) und Bild( M ) ⊆ M ⊆ Lin( H ′ ) , M commutative subalgebra. The quantum relative entropy is defined as D ( ρ � σ ) := tr [ ρ (log ρ − log σ )] [Umegaki 1962] . (10) Monotonicity (MONO) for ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) and N ∈ CPTP( H → H ′ ) : D ( ρ � σ ) ≥ D ( N ( ρ ) �N ( σ )) [Lindblad 1975] . (11) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 5 / 15

  12. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems II Theorem (Achievability of relative entropy, B. et al. 2015) For ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) with ρ, σ > 0 we have D K ( ρ � σ ) ≤ D ( ρ � σ ) with equality if and only if [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 . (12) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 6 / 15

  13. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems II Theorem (Achievability of relative entropy, B. et al. 2015) For ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) with ρ, σ > 0 we have D K ( ρ � σ ) ≤ D ( ρ � σ ) with equality if and only if [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 . (12) Lemma (Variational formulas for entropy, B. et al. 2015) For ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) we have D K ( ρ � σ ) = sup tr [ ρ log ω ] − log tr [ σω ] (13) ω> 0 D ( ρ � σ ) = sup tr [ ρ log ω ] − log tr [exp (log σ + log ω )] [Araki ?, Petz 1988] . (14) ω> 0 Golden-Thompson inequality: tr [exp(log M 1 + log M 2 )] ≤ tr[ M 1 M 2 ] . (15) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 6 / 15

  14. Entropy for quantum systems Entropy for quantum systems II Theorem (Achievability of relative entropy, B. et al. 2015) For ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) with ρ, σ > 0 we have D K ( ρ � σ ) ≤ D ( ρ � σ ) with equality if and only if [ ρ, σ ] � = 0 . (12) Lemma (Variational formulas for entropy, B. et al. 2015) For ρ, σ ∈ S ( H ) we have D K ( ρ � σ ) = sup tr [ ρ log ω ] − log tr [ σω ] (13) ω> 0 D ( ρ � σ ) = sup tr [ ρ log ω ] − log tr [exp (log σ + log ω )] [Araki ?, Petz 1988] . (14) ω> 0 Golden-Thompson inequality: tr [exp(log M 1 + log M 2 )] ≤ tr[ M 1 M 2 ] . (15) Proof: new matrix analysis technique asymptotic spectral pinching (see also [Hiai & Petz 1993, Mosonyi & Ogawa 2015]). Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 6 / 15

  15. Entropy for quantum systems Asymptotic spectral pinching [B. et al. 2016] A ≥ 0 with spectral decomposition A = � λ λP λ , where λ ∈ spec( A ) ⊆ R eigenvalues and P λ orthogonal projections. Spectral pinching with respect to A defined as � P A : X ≥ 0 �→ P λ XP λ . (16) λ ∈ spec( A ) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 7 / 15

  16. Entropy for quantum systems Asymptotic spectral pinching [B. et al. 2016] A ≥ 0 with spectral decomposition A = � λ λP λ , where λ ∈ spec( A ) ⊆ R eigenvalues and P λ orthogonal projections. Spectral pinching with respect to A defined as � P A : X ≥ 0 �→ P λ XP λ . (16) λ ∈ spec( A ) (iii) P A ( X ) ≥ | spec( A ) | − 1 · X (i) [ P A ( X ) , A ] = 0 (ii) tr [ P A ( X ) A ] = tr [ XA ] A ⊗ m �� � ≤ O (poly( m )) . � (iv) | spec ( A ⊗ · · · ⊗ A ) | = � spec � (17) Mario Berta (Caltech) Multivariate Trace Inequalities QMath13 - October 8, 2016 7 / 15

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