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Optimal state discrimination with an error margin of pure and mixed symmetric states: irreducible qudit and reducible qubit states

Minimum error discrimination (MED) and Unambiguous discrimination (UD) are two common strategies for quantum state discrimination that can be modified by imposing a finite error margin on the error probability. Error margins 0 and 1 correspond to two common strategies. In this paper, for an arbitrar...

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Published in:Journal of physics. A, Mathematical and theoretical Mathematical and theoretical, 2017-06, Vol.50 (23), p.235302
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description Minimum error discrimination (MED) and Unambiguous discrimination (UD) are two common strategies for quantum state discrimination that can be modified by imposing a finite error margin on the error probability. Error margins 0 and 1 correspond to two common strategies. In this paper, for an arbitrary error margin m, the discrimination problem of equiprobable quantum symmetric states is analytically solved for four distinct cases. A generating set of irreducible and reducible representations of a subgroup of a unitary group are considered, separately, as unitary operators that produce one set of the symmetric states. In the irreducible case, for N⩾d mixed and pure qudit states, one critical m which divides the parameter space into two domains is obtained. The number of critical values m in the reducible case is two, for both N mixed and pure qubit states. The reason for this difference between numbers of critical values m is explained. The optimal set of measurements and corresponding maximum success probability in fully analytical form are determined for all values of the error margin. The relationship between the amount of error that is imposed on error probability and geometrical situation of states with changes in rank of element corresponding to inconclusive result is determined. The behaviors of elements of measurement are explained geometrically in order to decrease the error probability in each domain. Furthermore, the problem of the discrimination with error margin among elements of two different sets of symmetric quantum states is studied. The number of critical values m is equivalent to one set in both reducible and irreducible cases. In addition, optimal measurements in each domain are obtained.
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