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A one-shot instrument ledger and the adaptive separation
A one-shot instrument ledger and the adaptive separation · lines 1968–1995
This section concerns the specified Born execution interface. An unknown admissible finite-capacity strategy is not assumed to produce linear completely positive maps.
Let be a finite instrument from input qubits to output qubits: each is completely positive and is trace preserving. Discard zero outcome maps and write for the remaining labels. For a Kraus family,
Set
The finite-dimensional Choi, Kraus, and Stinespring conventions are those of Watrous (Chapter 2).
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- definition: Definition: One-shot realization model
- theorem: Theorem: D': exact one-shot environment ledger
- section: A one-shot instrument ledger and the adaptive separation
- example: Example: Adaptive peak need not obey a prefix Choi bound
- remark: Remark: Capacity retirement is not a physical decoherence rate