Manuscript En07-C@1 · En07-C.tex · theorem · 3f7e9ebb
Theorem: Exact complete-complement criterion
Complete restoration and exact outgoing recovery · lines 499–612 · proof included or linked
En07-C@1#thm:exact, En07-C@1#eq:normal-form, En07-C@1#eq:exact-decoder
For , the following conditions are equivalent.
A deterministic CPTP decoder satisfies .
There is one state such that .
For every logical matrix unit, .
The normalized complementary Choi state satisfies
For every residual observable ,
If these conditions hold and , there are a Hilbert space of dimension , a state , and an isometry such that
An exact decoder on all of is
Every external reference is preserved.
Proof. Matrix units span , so (ii) and (iii) are equivalent. Expansion of (eq:choi-definition) gives equivalence with (iv). Trace duality gives
which proves equivalence with (v).
Assume (ii), and diagonalize
The residual support condition implies
The coefficients of give
Thus the rule defines an isometry, and gives (eq:normal-form). The two terms in (eq:exact-decoder) are completely positive; their traces sum to . Substitution of (eq:normal-form) proves (i).
Conversely, assume (i). A finite Stinespring dilation of the decoder has an isometry Stinespring. Define
The decoded output on input is pure, hence
for normalized . Exact recovery of implies . All therefore equal one vector . Tracing and gives
which is (iii).
Equality of channels on all logical matrix units persists after tensoring with any reference identity. This proves reference preservation.
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