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On the relevance of Hermitian-preserving trace-preserving linear maps in asymptotic information retrieval in quantum communication
In quantum technologies, quantum channels are essential for transmitting quantum states. Quantum channels usually introduce noise, thereby reducing the information in a state. These are mathematically described by completely positive trace-preserving linear maps that represent the generic evolution
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