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Binary Quantum Hypothesis Testing with a Rejection Option: The Exact Error-Exponent Trade-off
We characterize the exact error-exponent trade-off in binary quantum hypothesis testing with a rejection option for faithful states on a finite-dimensional Hilbert space. The probabilities of rejection under the two hypotheses are required to vanish exponentially, with exponents at least $K$ and $L$
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