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Coupling Structure Determines Communication Regimes in Discrete Quantum Convolutional Channels
We study the recently developed theory of quantum convolution for discrete-variable quantum systems. We classify the discrete quantum convolutional channels generated by an invertible $2\times2$ coupling matrix and a fixed environmental state according to which entries of the coupling ma- trix vanis
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