Existence of an graph state
Does an absolutely maximally entangled state of eleven local systems of dimension five exist?
Progress summary
A 2026 paper reports that the eleven-party state exists, but whether one can choose it to be a graph state remains unresolved.
The problem asks whether an absolutely maximally entangled state with parties of local dimension can be realized as a graph state. The available literature gives a criterion for graph-state realizations, but no construction or obstruction specific to this case.
Known results
- Graph-state AME status is characterized by linear independence conditions on submatrices of the adjacency matrix over (2013).
- General classification of states remains open in higher dimensions.
August 2026 existence report
A paper’s existence table lists as existing, but attributes the entry to an earlier reference rather than presenting a new construction. Its explicit constructions include , not , and it supplies no graph-state-specific proof.
Current status (as of August 2026): existence of a general state is reported, while existence of an graph state remains open.
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