Wave-particle duality relations based on entropic bounds for which-way information
arXiv:2004.13573 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.102.022224
Abstract
We present wave-particle duality relations involving the relative entropy coherence measure, which plays a prominent role in the resource theory of coherence. The main input in these relations is an entropic bound for the which-way information, which we derive in this letter. We show that this latter crucially depends on the choice of the measurement strategy to obtain the path information. In particular, we present results for two strategies: zero-error identification of the path-detector states, which never produces an error but sometimes fails to return a conclusive answer, and a mixed strategy where both errors and failure are allowed.
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