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Bargmann Scenarios

Rafael Wagner

Bargmann scenarios and polytopes organize how invariants witness coherence in sets of quantum states.

arxiv:2604.18833 v2 · 2026-04-20 · quant-ph

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Our construction opens new opportunities for the certification of quantum devices and lays the path toward a full quantum resource theory based entirely on multivariate traces of states.

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That the newly defined Bargmann polytopes correctly and completely describe the possible values of the invariants when states are incoherent, and that the scenarios exhaustively organize all relevant witnessing capabilities.

C3one line summary

Bargmann scenarios and polytopes form a unified formalism that characterizes the power of Bargmann invariants to witness different forms of coherence in collections of quantum states.

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arxiv: 2604.18833 · arxiv_version: 2604.18833v2 · doi: 10.48550/arxiv.2604.18833 · pith_short_12: 7WT2R3OKXABO · pith_short_16: 7WT2R3OKXABOSHCJ · pith_short_8: 7WT2R3OK
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