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О дихотомии между кватритом и парой кубитов в соответствии Стратоновича–Вейля: Аннотации

A. Khvedelidze, I. Rogojin, I. Rogozhin

Published Sep 24, 2025• 0 citations

Abstract

The issue of the dichotomy between the elementary and composite nature of a finite-dimensional quantum system is discussed within the framework of the generalized Stratonovich–Weyl formulation of quantum mechanics. Performing numerical studies, we demonstrate how information on the possibility of realizing a virtual 2-level subsystem is encoded in the properties of the Wigner function of a total 4-level system.

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