Quantum Computing Asked by MrRobot on September 26, 2021
Could you give me an example of a measurement which is separable but not LOCC (Local Operations Classical Communication)?
Given an ensable of states $rho^{N}$, a separable measurement on it is a POVM $lbrace N_i rbrace$ where the effects $N_i$ are all of the form $N_i = A_i^{1} otimes A_i^{2} otimes dots otimes A_i^{N}$. So they are a separable product of effects acting on each state $rho$ in $rho^{N}$.
Note: Cross-posted on Physics SE.
Such an example is given in Bennett et al., Quantum Nonlocality without Entanglement, Phys. Rev. A. 59, 1070 (1999).
Answered by Norbert Schuch on September 26, 2021
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