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SLOCC entanglement classification for even nnn qubits based on SLOCC determinant equations

Xiangrong Li, Dafa Li

Published Jun 21, 2011• 0 citations
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In this paper, we study SLOCC determinant invariants of order 2 n /2 for any even n qubits, which satisfy the SLOCC determinant equations. The determinant invariants can be constructed by a simple method and the set of all these determinant invariants is complete with respect to permutations of qubits. The SLOCC entanglement classification can be achieved via the vanishing or not of the determinant invariants. We exemplify the method for several even number of qubits, with an emphasis on six qubits.