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Private information is an average coherent-information difference

Statement

Let N:A→B be a finite-dimensional channel with chosen complement Nc:A→E, and let E={px,ρx}x∈X be a finite ensemble on A with ρˉ=∑xpxρx. Then

Ip(E,N)=Ic(ρˉ,N)−∑x:px>0pxIc(ρx,N).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The channel, chosen complementary channel, and finite ensemble in the Statement.

[F1]

Private information of a finite channel ensemble: Ip(E,N)=χ({px,N(ρx)})−χ({px,Nc(ρx)}).

[F2]

Finite classical-quantum states and Holevo information: χ({px,σx})=S(∑xpxσx)−∑x:px>0pxS(σx).

[F3]

Coherent information equals output entropy minus environment entropy: Ic(ρ,N)=S(N(ρ))−S(Nc(ρ)) for every finite input state and the chosen dilation.

Proof

1.1F1F3givenalgebra

Apply [F3] to ρˉ and to every ρx with px>0. Write Bx=N(ρx), Ex=Nc(ρx), Bˉ=∑xpxBx, and Eˉ=∑xpxEx. The difference of coherent informations becomes S(Bˉ)−S(Eˉ)−∑xpx(S(Bx)−S(Ex)).

2.1F1F2step 1.1algebra∎

Regrouping the finite sums in step 1.1 gives [S(Bˉ)−∑xpxS(Bx)]−[S(Eˉ)−∑xpxS(Ex)]. Each bracket is the corresponding Holevo information by [F2], so their difference is Ip(E,N) by [F1]. Terms with px=0 are absent in both sums.

Remarks

For a pure-state ensemble every branch has zero coherent information, because a Stinespring isometry maps each pure input to a pure output-environment vector. Thus its private information equals the coherent information of its average input.

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