Monogamy constraints on entanglement of four-qubit pure states
arXiv:2002.00701 · doi:10.1007/s11128-022-03610-w
Abstract
We report a set of monogamy constraints on one-tangle, two-tangles, three-tangles and four-way correlations of a general four-qubit pure state. It is found that given a two-qubit marginal state of a four qubit pure state , the non-Hermitian matrix where , contains information not only about the entanglement properties of the two-qubits in state but also about three tangles involving the selected pair as well as four-way correlations of the pair of qubits in . To extract information about tangles of a four-qubit state , the coefficients in the characteristic polynomial of matrix are analytically expressed in terms of matrices of state coefficients. Four-tangles distinguish between different types of entangled four-qubit pure states.
20 pages, Three figures, An expanded new version with additional sections on classification of four-qubit states and entanglement transfer. This version is an application to four-qubits of the general formalism reported in a recently uploaded letter "Beyond the entanglement of qubit pair in a mixed state"
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