A family of generalized `pretty good' measurements and the minimal-error pure-state discrimination problems for which they are optimal

Abstract

Paper withdrawn. Results are similar to V. P. Belavkin, "Optimum distinction of non-orthogonal quantum signals," Radio Engineering and Electronic Physics, vol. 20, June 1975, p. 39-47.

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