Constructive counterexamples to additivity of minimum output R\'enyi entropy of quantum channels for all p>2
Andrzej Grudka, Micha{\l} Horodecki, {\L}ukasz Pankowski

TL;DR
This paper provides explicit counterexamples showing that the minimum output Rb4enyi entropy of quantum channels is not additive for all p>2, using antisymmetric subspaces, and discusses extensions to other p values.
Contribution
The paper introduces a constructive method to demonstrate non-additivity of minimum output Rb4enyi entropy for quantum channels for all p>2, expanding understanding of quantum information properties.
Findings
Counterexamples for p>2 using antisymmetric subspaces
Discussion on potential extension to p=0 and entanglement breaking channels
Evidence that additivity does not hold universally for all p>2
Abstract
We present a constructive example of violation of additivity of minimum output R\'enyi entropy for each p>2. The example is provided by antisymmetric subspace of a suitable dimension. We discuss possibility of extension of the result to go beyond p>2 and obtain additivity for p=0 for a class of entanglement breaking channels.
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