The extended local-permutation conjecture for block-shift matrices

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Let E(tloc)E(\mathfrak{t}_{\mathrm{loc}}) be the relevant set of matrices, and let Πloc\Pi_{\mathrm{loc}} be the subgroup of signed local permutations consisting of matrices

P1Pn,P_1\otimes\dots\otimes P_n,

where, for k=1,,nk=1,\dots,n,

Pk{±I2, ±[0110]}.P_k\in\left\{\pm I_2,\ \pm\begin{bmatrix}0&1\\-1&0\end{bmatrix}\right\}.

Let PoutP_{\rm out} be the displayed permutation matrix in the source, and let Πout\Pi_{\mathrm{out}} be the subgroup generated by inserting PoutP_{\rm out} in every possible tensor-factor position. Define

Πlocex:=ΠlocΠout.\Pi_{\mathrm{loc}}^{\mathrm{ex}}:=\Pi_{\mathrm{loc}}\cdot\Pi_{\mathrm{out}}.

A block-shift matrix is a matrix of the block-shift form described in the preceding classification.

Extended local-permutation conjecture. Every element of E(tloc)E(\mathfrak{t}_{\mathrm{loc}}) is similar to a block-shift matrix via an element of Πlocex\Pi_{\mathrm{loc}}^{\mathrm{ex}}.

This conjecture seeks the smallest natural enlargement of local signed permutations that accounts for all observed matrices with circular local CC-numerical range; the proposed enlargement is generated by local permutations together with the displayed outer permutation in every tensor position.

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Primary source

G. Dirr, U. Helmke, M. Kleinsteuber and T. Schulte-Herbrueggen, “Relative C"-Numerical Ranges for Applications in Quantum Control and Quantum Information”, arXiv:math-ph/0702005 (2007).

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