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bibkey: mukherjeeganguly2025network
authors: Kaushiki Mukherjee; Nirman Ganguly
year: 2025
title: "Network nonlocality breaking channels"
doi: null
url: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26417v1
claim: "The paper studies channels that destroy the violation of n-local inequalities in linear quantum networks, gives sufficient conditions on the parameters of a class of non-unital qubit channels under which k uses of the channel destroy the non n-local resource of linear n-local networks (Theorem 3), and conjectures from numerical comparison with the channel conditions that every non-unital channel of the class is non n-locality breaking (Conjecture 1)."
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  - D5/S3/Quantum/QuantumChannels/NonUnitalNetworkConditionImplication
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Network nonlocality breaking channels

K. Mukherjee and N. Ganguly, arXiv:2510.26417v1 (2025). Quotations are from the v1 TeX source.

The conditions on the parameters of the non-unital channel class, Eq. (nu3):

, ,

Theorem 3 and its sufficient condition, Eq. (resnon1):

If any non unital channel from the class specified by Eqs.(nu1, nu2) be such that channel parameters satisfy and then is -use non -locality breaking channel up to -local inequality Eq.(ineqb) in any linear -local network.

The observation and Conjecture 1:

Comparing Eq.(resnon1) with that of the conditions provided by Eq.(nu3) over the channel it is observed that there exist no region in parameter space for which Eq.(resnon1) is violated whereas Eq.(nu3) is satisfied. However, a formal proof of the same is beyond the scope of present work. We thus provide the following conjecture:

Conjecture.1: Any non-unital channel from (Eqs.(nu1, nu2)) acts as a non -locality breaking channel in .

Verified locator

Source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26417v1

  • URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.26417v1 (source Network_Nonlocality.tex, md5 6bb7806236c7d6b0bcaa73d3eed0bc28):
    • the channel conditions, Eq. (nu3), l. 211–215;
    • Theorem 3 and Eq. (resnon1), l. 714–721;
    • the observation and Conjecture 1, l. 733–734.