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Theorem: Bell spectra and information balance
Marginal diagnostics and Bell-input correlations · lines 627–675 · proof included or linked
Em05-B@1#thm:information, Em05-B@1#eq:BellSpectrum, Em05-B@1#eq:MIr, Em05-B@1#eq:MIe, Em05-B@1#eq:balance
For this Bell input,
including zero multiplicities. The residual spectrum follows by interchanging .
With and ,
In particular,
These spectra and numerical values are input-specific.
Proof. The Bell-input marginal matrices are diagonal. The joint state is pure and . The two marginals of a pure bipartite state have the same nonzero spectrum, as follows by comparing the nonzero eigenvalues of its coefficient matrices and . Thus and . This proves the information identities; the displayed values follow from the spectra.
Displayed formulas in this passage
Em05-B@1#eq:BellSpectrum · line 630
Em05-B@1#eq:MIr · line 646
Em05-B@1#eq:MIe · line 646
Em05-B@1#eq:balance · line 646
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