2010
DOI: 10.1088/1751-8113/43/25/255307
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Spherical designs and anticoherent spin states

Abstract: Anticoherent spin states are quantum states that exhibit maximally nonclassical behaviour in a certain sense. Any spin state whose Majorana representation is a Platonic solid is called a perfect state. By direct calculation, it has been shown that any perfect state is an anticoherent spin state. We show that any spin state whose Majorana representation is both the orbit of a finite subgroup of O(3) and a spherical t-design must be an anticoherent spin state of order t. Since all Platonic solids are spherical d… Show more

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“…This representation has been widely used to deal with various problems about spin states [7,8,18,20,30,31]. We then review the conditions for t-anticoherence in the light of this mapping in terms of reduced density matrices.…”
Section: B Majorana Representation Of Spin-j Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This representation has been widely used to deal with various problems about spin states [7,8,18,20,30,31]. We then review the conditions for t-anticoherence in the light of this mapping in terms of reduced density matrices.…”
Section: B Majorana Representation Of Spin-j Statesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In particular, for g = 1, the state (60) is connected by a rotation to the spin-2 tetrahedron state (2). Note that it was shown in [7] that any state with a tetrahedral symmetry of its Majorana points is 2-anticoherent. While there exists a 2-anticoherent state for j = 2, 3, Fig.…”
Section: -Anticoherent Statesmentioning
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“…Such states have been studied in various contexts, such as quantum polarization of light (see e.g. [28,29]), spherical designs [30], as well as in the search for maximally entangled symmetric states [31]. We believe that our representation should prove useful in many of the contexts where the spin formalism is used.…”
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