Indexed and bipartite submeasurement infrastructure #
Indexed measurement families, tensor placements, and lift/placement constructors.
Indexed measurement families #
Question-indexed family of submeasurements.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.IdxSubMeas Question Outcome ι = (Question → MIPStarRE.LDT.SubMeas Outcome ι)
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Question-indexed family of measurements.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.IdxMeas Question Outcome ι = (Question → MIPStarRE.LDT.Measurement Outcome ι)
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Question-indexed family of projective submeasurements.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.IdxProjSubMeas Question Outcome ι = (Question → MIPStarRE.LDT.ProjSubMeas Outcome ι)
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Question-indexed family of projective measurements.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.IdxProjMeas Question Outcome ι = (Question → MIPStarRE.LDT.ProjMeas Outcome ι)
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Forget completeness from an indexed measurement family.
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- A.toIdxSubMeas q = (A q).toSubMeas
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Forget projectivity from an indexed projective submeasurement family.
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- A.toIdxSubMeas q = (A q).toSubMeas
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Forget projectivity from an indexed projective measurement family.
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- A.toIdxMeas q = (A q).toMeasurement
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Forget both projectivity and completeness from an indexed projective measurement family.
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- A.toIdxSubMeas q = (A q).toSubMeas
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Post-process the outcomes of a submeasurement. The processed operator at b is the
sum of the operators of all a with f a = b.
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The outcome of a postprocessed submeasurement is the sum over the fiber of the readout map.
Postprocessing a submeasurement by the identity readout leaves it unchanged.
Postprocessing after transporting outcomes along an equivalence agrees with postprocessing the original submeasurement after precomposing the readout map with the same equivalence.
Naturality of postprocessing with respect to transport along equivalences on both the source and target outcome alphabets.
Postprocessing is functorial: postprocessing by f and then by g
agrees with a single postprocessing by the composite g ∘ f.
Transport a measurement along an equivalence of outcome types.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.Measurement.transport e A = { toSubMeas := MIPStarRE.LDT.SubMeas.transport e A.toSubMeas, total_eq_one := ⋯ }
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Transport a projective submeasurement along an equivalence of outcome types.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.ProjSubMeas.transport e A = { toSubMeas := MIPStarRE.LDT.SubMeas.transport e A.toSubMeas, proj := ⋯ }
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Postprocessing a projective submeasurement preserves outcome projectivity.
Transport a projective measurement along an equivalence of outcome types.
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- MIPStarRE.LDT.ProjMeas.transport e A = { toMeasurement := MIPStarRE.LDT.Measurement.transport e A.toMeasurement, proj := ⋯ }
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Postprocess a projective measurement along a relabeling of the outcome type.
The fiber of each output value is a sum of mutually orthogonal projectors, so postprocessing preserves projectivity as well as completeness.
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- A.postprocess f = { toMeasurement := let __SubMeas := MIPStarRE.LDT.postprocess A.toSubMeas f; { toSubMeas := __SubMeas, total_eq_one := ⋯ }, proj := ⋯ }
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Postprocessed outcomes from the same ProjMeas commute.
Complete a submeasurement by adjoining a distinguished failure outcome.
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Constant indexed family taking the same submeasurement on every question.
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Average an indexed submeasurement family against a finite distribution.
The hypothesis ∑ q ∈ 𝒟.support, 𝒟.weight q ≤ 1 says that 𝒟 is a sub-probability
distribution (total mass at most 1); this is all that is needed to keep the
averaged total operator below 1.
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Tensor-placement constructors #
Helper-level projection equation for left-placed outcomes.
Helper-level projection equation for left-placed totals.
Helper-level projection equation for right-placed outcomes.
Helper-level projection equation for right-placed totals.
Square bipartite lifts #
Lift a submeasurement to the left tensor factor of a bipartite space ι × ι.
Each outcome operator A_a : Op ι becomes A_a ⊗ I : Op (ι × ι).
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Lift an indexed submeasurement family to the left tensor factor.
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- A.liftLeft q = MIPStarRE.LDT.mkLeftPlacedSubMeas✝ (A q)
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Lift a projective submeasurement to the left tensor factor of a bipartite
space ι × ι.
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Lift a submeasurement to the right tensor factor of a bipartite space ι × ι.
Each outcome operator A_a : Op ι becomes I ⊗ A_a : Op (ι × ι).
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Lift an indexed submeasurement family to the right tensor factor.
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- A.liftRight q = MIPStarRE.LDT.mkRightPlacedSubMeas✝ (A q)
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General bipartite placement #
Place a submeasurement on the left tensor factor of ιA × ιB.
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Outcome operators of a left-placed submeasurement are left tensor placements.
The total operator of a left-placed submeasurement is a left tensor placement.
Place a submeasurement on the right tensor factor of ιA × ιB.
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Outcome operators of a right-placed submeasurement are right tensor placements.
The total operator of a right-placed submeasurement is a right tensor placement.
Lift an indexed submeasurement family to the left tensor factor of
ιA × ιB (general bipartite placement).
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- A.placeLeft q = MIPStarRE.LDT.mkLeftPlacedSubMeas✝ (A q)
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Lift an indexed submeasurement family to the right tensor factor of
ιA × ιB (general bipartite placement).
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- A.placeRight q = MIPStarRE.LDT.mkRightPlacedSubMeas✝ (A q)