A simple representation of quantum process tomography
arXiv:0905.0578 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.80.022318
Abstract
We show that the Fano representation leads to a particularly simple and appealing form of the quantum process tomography matrix , in that the matrix is real, the number of matrix elements is exactly equal to the number of free parameters required for the complete characterization of a quantum operation, and these matrix elements are directly related to evolution of the expectation values of the system's polarization measurements. These facts are illustrated in the examples of one- and two-qubit quantum noise channels.
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