A unifying separability criterion based on extended correlation tensor
arXiv:2406.17230 · doi:10.1007/s11128-024-04442-6
Abstract
Entanglement is fundamental inasmuch because it rephrases the quest for the classical-quantum demarcation line, and it also has potentially enormous practical applications in modern information technology. In this work, employing the approach of matrix decomposition, we introduce and formulate a practicable criterion for separability based on the correlation tensor. It is interesting that this criterion unifies several relevant separability criteria proposed before, even stronger than some of them. Theoretical analysis and detailed examples demonstrate its availability and feasibility for entanglement detection. Furthermore we build a family of entanglement witnesses using the criterion according to its linearity in the density operator space.
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