Peres–Horodecki criterion

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The Peres–Horodecki criterion is a fundamental test in quantum information theory that determines whether a given quantum state is entangled or separable by examining the positivity of its partial transpose.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf entanglement criterion
mathematical criterion
result in quantum information theory
separability criterion
alsoKnownAs PPT criterion NERFINISHED
positive partial transpose criterion NERFINISHED
appliesTo bipartite quantum states
density matrices
finite-dimensional Hilbert spaces
basedOnConcept partial transpose of a density matrix
positivity of operators
characterizes entangled states
separable states
coreIdea check whether the partially transposed density matrix is positive semidefinite
take the partial transpose of the density matrix with respect to one subsystem
criterionType necessary and sufficient for separability in 2×2 systems
necessary and sufficient for separability in 2×3 systems
necessary but not sufficient for separability in higher-dimensional systems
extendedBy Horodecki family NERFINISHED
field quantum entanglement
quantum information theory
quantum mechanics
formalism density operator formalism
hasConsequence defines the class of PPT states
reveals existence of bound entangled PPT states
hasLimitation fails to detect some entangled states in dimensions higher than 2×3
implies if partial transpose has a negative eigenvalue then the state is entangled
if partial transpose is positive in 2×2 or 2×3 then the state is separable
influenced classification of quantum states by entanglement properties
development of entanglement theory
introducedBy Asher Peres NERFINISHED
mathematicalOperation matrix transposition on one subsystem
namedAfter Asher Peres NERFINISHED
Michał Horodecki NERFINISHED
Paweł Horodecki NERFINISHED
Ryszard Horodecki NERFINISHED
originalPublication Physical Review Letters NERFINISHED
relatedTo bound entanglement
entanglement witnesses
positive partial transpose (PPT) states
quantum channel positivity
separability problem
requires spectral analysis of the partially transposed matrix
usedFor analyzing bipartite mixed states
detecting entanglement
testing separability of quantum states
yearProposed 1996

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Asher Peres notableFor Peres–Horodecki criterion
Asher Peres developed Peres–Horodecki criterion
this entity surface form: Peres–Horodecki criterion for separability