Mixed discrete variable Gaussian states
arXiv:2204.07042 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.107.052215
Abstract
The quantum systems with finite-dimensional Hilbert space have several applications and are intensively explored theoretically and experimentally. The mathematical description of these systems follows the analogy with the usual infinite-dimensional case. There exist finite versions for most of the elements used in the continuous case, but (to our knowledge) there does not exist a finite version corresponding to the mixed Gaussian states. Our aim is to fill this gap. The definition we propose for the mixed discrete Gaussian states is based on the explicit formulas we have obtained in the case of pure discrete variable Gaussian states.
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