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Transpose fidelity from the QEC matrix

PDF p. 2: Eq. (6); PDF p. 8: Eq. (S1.6)

Statement

Let HL=CdL, where dL≥1, and let HP,HO be nonzero finite-dimensional complex coordinate spaces. Let V:HL→HP be an isometry, P=VV†, and N:L(HP)→L(HO) a quantum channel with finite nonempty Kraus family (El), so N(X)=∑lElXEl†. A quantum channel is a completely positive trace-preserving linear map. Write ∣μˉ⟩=V∣μ⟩ for the encoded logical basis and define the QEC matrix by M[μ,l],[ν,k]=⟨μˉ∣El†Ek∣νˉ⟩ in the ordered logical-error product basis.

Put Q=N(P). Let Q−1/2 be the inverse of its positive square root on its support and zero on its kernel. Let T be any transpose recovery obtained from the Kraus operators PEl†Q−1/2 by completing the map outside the support of Q with a code state. Encode by V, apply N and T, and decode the code-supported output by V†; call the resulting logical channel E. Its entanglement fidelity Ftr=Fe(E) at the maximally mixed input I/dL is

Ftr=dL−2∥Tr⁡LM∥F2.

Here M is the positive square root, Tr⁡L contracts the logical indices, and ∥B∥F2=∑l,k∣Bl,k∣2. The formula includes singular M and Q and is independent of the completion choice. The article attributes this expression to Ref. [40].

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

The QEC matrix has the displayed entries in the logical-error product basis; its logical partial trace contracts the logical indices and the squared Frobenius norm is the sum of squared entry moduli. QEC matrix and logical partial trace

[F2]

The support-completed transpose recovery is a code-supported channel, and its action after noise on code-supported operators is independent of the completion choice. Transpose (Petz) recovery on a code

[F3]

Entanglement fidelity at the maximally mixed logical input is the overlap of a normalized maximally entangled state with its image under the identity on a reference tensor the logical channel. Entanglement fidelity on a finite logical space

[F4]

For A∣μ,l⟩=ElV∣μ⟩, the operator A†A is positive semidefinite and has the QEC matrix entries. QEC matrix as an error-vector Gram operator

[F5]

For a finite-dimensional isometric code, a channel with a finite Kraus family and its support-completed transpose recovery, the decoded logical channel has entanglement fidelity dL−2∥Tr⁡LA†A∥F2, including the singular case. Independent transpose Gram fidelity formula

Proof

Given: The finite spaces, isometry, channel, Kraus family and transpose recovery in the statement.

Goal: Establish the displayed formula and its independence of the support-completion choice.

1.1givenF1F4

Define A on the logical-error product basis by A∣μ,l⟩=ElV∣μ⟩. The Gram factorization gives the entries of A†A as ⟨μˉ∣El†Ek∣νˉ⟩, so the definition of the QEC matrix identifies M=A†A. In particular M is positive semidefinite and has the positive square root used in the formula.

2.1givenF1F2F3F5step 1.1∎

The hypotheses of the independent transpose Gram-fidelity formula hold for this isometry, channel, Kraus family and support-completed recovery. Applying it to the decoded channel and substituting M=A†A from step 1.1 gives Fe(E)=dL−2∥Tr⁡LM∥F2, with the partial trace and norm as in the statement. The fidelity is the functional specified in [F3], and [F2] shows that the completed recovery has the same action after the noise for every choice of code state; hence the result is completion-independent. The supplier includes singular matrices.

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