Quantum Markov chains, sufficiency of quantum channels, and Renyi information measures
Nilanjana Datta, Mark M. Wilde

TL;DR
This paper extends the concept of quantum Markov chains and sufficiency of quantum channels to Renyi information measures, providing new characterizations and solving open questions in quantum information theory.
Contribution
It demonstrates that properties of quantum Markov chains and sufficiency extend to Renyi generalizations, offering new insights and resolving open problems in the field.
Findings
Renyi measures characterize quantum Markov chains and sufficiency.
Extended properties support Renyi measures as legitimate generalizations.
Solved open questions on matrix traces related to entropy inequalities.
Abstract
A short quantum Markov chain is a tripartite state such that system can be recovered perfectly by acting on system of the reduced state . Such states have conditional mutual information equal to zero and are the only states with this property. A quantum channel is sufficient for two states and if there exists a recovery channel using which one can perfectly recover from and from . The relative entropy difference is equal to zero if and only if is sufficient for and . In this paper, we show that these properties extend to Renyi generalizations of these information measures which were proposed in [Berta et al., J. Math. Phys. 56, 022205, (2015)] and [Seshadreesan et…
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