Examining the validity of Schatten--norm-based functionals as coherence measures
arXiv:2009.05895 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.102.022420
Abstract
It has been asked by different authors whether the two classes of Schatten--norm-based functionals and with are valid coherence measures under incoherent operations, strictly incoherent operations, and genuinely incoherent operations, respectively, where is the set of incoherent states and is the diagonal part of density operator . Of these questions, all we know is that is not a valid coherence measure under incoherent operations and strictly incoherent operations, but all other aspects remain open. In this paper, we prove that (1) is a valid coherence measure under both strictly incoherent operations and genuinely incoherent operations but not a valid coherence measure under incoherent operations, (2) is not a valid coherence measure even under genuinely incoherent operations, and (3) neither nor is a valid coherence measure under any of the three sets of operations. This paper not only provides a thorough examination on the validity of taking and as coherence measures, but also finds an example that fulfills the monotonicity under strictly incoherent operations but violates it under incoherent operations.
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