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Refining transposition bounds from traceless quantum perturbations
The transpose map is the canonical nonphysical map in quantum information that is central to entanglement tests and to converse bounds for quantum capacity. It is a longstanding conjecture that transposition satisfies a dimension-independent strict submultiplicativity for physically relevant channel
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