Real-real symmetric-state conjecture for Fourier observables

Let ρ\rho be an optimal state in the Fourier case. A real-real symmetric state is a state of the form specified in the source by equation (rrsState)\mathrm{(rrsState)}.

Real-real symmetric-state conjecture. There exists a real-real symmetric state σ\sigma with the same entropy pair as ρ\rho.

If true, this would restrict the search for optimal states in the Fourier case to real-real symmetric states, substantially reducing the problem's complexity.

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Kais Abdelkhalek, René Schwonnek, Hans Maassen, Fabian Furrer, Jörg Duhme, Philippe Raynal, Berthold-Georg Englert and Reinhard F. Werner, “Optimality of entropic uncertainty relations”, arXiv:1509.00398 (2015).

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