For any set of m compatible quantum measurements, a parent measurement exists with at most d^2(m(o-1)+1) non-vanishing outcomes, a bound linear in the number of measurements, with small cases where the maximal complexity is required.
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The complexity of compatible measurements
For any set of m compatible quantum measurements, a parent measurement exists with at most d^2(m(o-1)+1) non-vanishing outcomes, a bound linear in the number of measurements, with small cases where the maximal complexity is required.