Entanglement-induced state ordering under local operations
arXiv:quant-ph/0510017 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.73.012312
Abstract
We analyze how entanglement between two components of a bipartite system behaves under the action of local channels of the form $\cE\otimes\cI$. We show that a set of maximally entangled states is by the action of $\cE\otimes\cI$ transformed into the set of states that exhibit the same degree of entanglement. Moreover, this degree represents an upper bound on entanglement that is available at the output of the channel irrespective what is the input state of the composite system. We show that within this bound the the entanglement-induced state ordering is ``relative'' and can be changed by the action of local channels. That is, two states and such that the entanglement of the first state is larger than the entanglement of the second state are transformed into states and such that .
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