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A Spectrum-Based Converse for Quantum State Discrimination and Its Applications to Classical-Quantum Channel Coding
We investigate converse bounds on the average decoding error probability in finite-blocklength classical-quantum channel coding. We first present a lower bound for multiple quantum hypothesis testing in terms of pairwise trace distances and derive a corresponding fidelity bound. We then obtain a spe
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