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Classical and Quantum Information Measures Characterizing Convertibility: An Axiomatic Approach
In this PhD thesis, we take an axiomatic approach to studying multivariate divergences, which are measures of the information content of a tuple of classical or quantum states. These divergences are studied in the context of large-sample and catalytic convertibility of tuples of states. This type of
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