The Distillability Conjecture for bipartite NPT states
The Distillability Conjecture for bipartite NPT states
Let be a bipartite quantum state. It is NPT if its partial transpose is not positive semidefinite, and indistillable if no tensor power of is -distillable. Distillability Conjecture. There exist indistillable bipartite NPT states.
This is the problem of whether bound NPT entangled states exist; it is known to have an affirmative answer in local dimension only for the complementary question of distillability, while the conjectured existence of such states remains open in dimensions at least .
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Dragomir Z. Djokovic, “Generalized distillability conjecture and generalizations of Cauchy-Bunyakovsky-Schwarz inequality and Lagrange identity”, arXiv:1005.4247 (2010).
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