Quantum state certification

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Abstract: We consider the problem of quantum state certification, where one is given n copies of an unknown d-dimensional quantum mixed state ho, and one wants to test whether ho is equal to some known mixed state sigma or else is epsilon-far from sigma. The goal is to use notably fewer copies than the Omega(d2) needed for full tomography on ho (i.e., density estimation). We give two robust state certification algorithms: one with respect to fidelity using n=O(d/epsilon) copies, and one with respect to trace distance using n=O(d/epsilon2) copies. The latter algorithm also applies when sigma is unknown as well. These copy complexities are optimal up to constant factors.









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