Appleby's conjecture on algebraic-unit normalized overlaps
Appleby's conjecture on algebraic-unit normalized overlaps
Let a SIC-POVM in have normalized overlaps , where the angles are defined by the normalized inner products of its fiducial vectors. An algebraic unit is an algebraic integer whose inverse is also an algebraic integer. Appleby's conjecture. The normalized overlaps are algebraic units. This conjecture concerns the arithmetic structure of SIC-POVMs and is motivated by observed connections with algebraic number theory; its general status is not resolved in the supplied source.
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Igor Van Loo and Frédérique Oggier, “On the Existence of Algebraic Equiangular Lines”, arXiv:2603.09128 (2026).
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