Block circulant matrices with circulant blocks, weil sums and mutually unbiased bases, II. The prime power case
arXiv:0710.5643 · doi:10.1063/1.3078420
Abstract
In our previous paper \cite{co1} we have shown that the theory of circulant matrices allows to recover the result that there exists Mutually Unbiased Bases in dimension , being an arbitrary prime number. Two orthonormal bases of are said mutually unbiased if one has that ( hermitian scalar product in ). In this paper we show that the theory of block-circulant matrices with circulant blocks allows to show very simply the known result that if ( a prime number, any integer) there exists mutually Unbiased Bases in . Our result relies heavily on an idea of Klimov, Munoz, Romero \cite{klimuro}. As a subproduct we recover properties of quadratic Weil sums for , which generalizes the fact that in the prime case the quadratic Gauss sums properties follow from our results.
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