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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
Placeholder: introduce quantum channels as completely positive trace-preserving maps that describe physical transformations of quantum states.
Placeholder: introduce quantum channels as completely positive trace-preserving maps that describe physical transformations of quantum states.

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Quantum channel: an input state interacts with an environment and emerges as a transformed output state.

Quantum channel is a planned ScholarlyWiki page in the Quantum Collection about quantum channels and open-system transformations.

Overview

Placeholder: introduce quantum channels as completely positive trace-preserving maps that describe physical transformations of quantum states.

Key ideas

Placeholder: cover density matrices, open systems, completely positive maps, trace preservation, noise models.

Definition

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Physical meaning

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Examples of channels

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Role in open quantum systems

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See also

Table of contents (217 articles)

Index

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Author: Harold Foppele


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