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arXiv:1301.3442

Entanglement witnesses for a class of bipartite states of n x n qubits

Fabio Benatti, Mahya Karbalaii

Published Jan 15, 2013• 0 citations
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Abstract

We characterize the positive maps detecting the entangled bipartite states of n x n qubits that are diagonal with respect to the orthonormal basis constructed by tensor products of Pauli matrices acting on the totally symmetric state. We then discuss the case n=2 for a class of states completely determined by the geometric patterns of subsets of a 16 point lattice.

DOI
10.48550/arxiv.1301.3442

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