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arXiv:2108.10405 · Linear Algebra and its Applications

Spectral properties of symmetric quantum states and symmetric entanglement witnesses

Gabriel Champagne, Nathaniel Johnston, Mitchell MacDonald, Logan Pipes

Published May 13, 2022• 10 citations
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10.1016/j.laa.2022.05.004

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Entanglement in symmetric quantum states and the theory of copositive matrices are intimately related concepts. For the simplest symmetric states, i.e., the diagonal symmetric (DS) states, it has been shown that there exists a correspondence between exceptional (non-exceptional) copositive matrices and non-decomposable (decomposable) Entanglement Witnesses (EWs). Here we show that EWs of symmetric, but not DS, states can also be constructed from extended copositive matrices, providing new examples of bound entangled symmetric states, together with their corresponding EWs, in arbitrary odd dimensions.