Perez-Garcia–Verstraete–Wolf–Cirac stabilization conjecture

Let LL be a linear space of D×DD\times D matrices, and let LkL^k denote the linear space spanned by all products of kk matrices in LL. If

dimLk=D2\dim L^k=D^2

for some kk, then

dimLk=D2\dim L^k=D^2

for all kcD2k\geq cD^2, for some constant cc independent of DD. Perez-Garcia–Verstraete–Wolf–Cirac conjecture. The sequence L1,L2,L^1,L^2,\ldots should stabilize after O(D2)O(D^2) terms. This conjecture is motivated by uniform Matrix Product States and is a quantum analogue of Wielandt's inequality. The paper improves the previously known O(D4)O(D^4) bound to O(D2logD)O(D^2\log D), but the stated O(D2)O(D^2) conjecture is not identified as resolved here.

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Mateusz Michałek and Yaroslav Shitov, “Quantum version of Wielandt's Inequality revisited”, arXiv:1809.04387 (2018).

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