Unitary Invariants and Classification of Four-Qubit States via Negativity Fonts
arXiv:1211.2328 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.87.022335
Abstract
Local unitary invariance and the notion of negativity fonts are used as the principle tools to construct four qubit invariants of degree 8, 12, and 24. A degree 8 polynomial invariant that is non-zero on pure four qubit states with four-body correlations and zero on all other states, is identified. Classification of four qubit states into seven major classes, using criterion based on the nature of correlations, is discussed.
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