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Bipartite unitary operators and quantum Latin squares
Tristan Benoist and I have just arXived our paper On bipartite unitary matrices generating subalgebra--preserving quantum operations. We characterize the set of bipartite unitary operators which give quantum operations preserving some subalgebra of the state space, independently of the state … Continue reading
Quantum Information semester in Paris, autumn 2017
I am one of the organizers of a 3-month semester on quantum information theory ad the Institut Henri Poincaré in Paris. Among other events, there will be a one-week workshop on Probabilistic techniques and Quantum Information Theory, Oct 23-27. Please … Continue reading