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Genuinely multipartite entangled qudits: one rule to link them all

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Briefings

A new theoretical framework links multipartite entanglement in quantum systems to graph theory, providing explicit formulas for pure qudit states that maintain specific entanglement patterns under particle loss. This research resolves a long-standing gap by proving that for every link class, the entanglement structure matches the link topology exactly, and that all groups can be made genuinely multipartite entangled. The study also establishes the existence of m-resistant pure qudit states for any number of particles and any m.

Key points

• The study recasts link polynomials as hypergraphs to derive an explicit formula for pure qudit states.
• It proves that for every link class, the entanglement under any particle loss pattern matches the link exactly.

Context

This research addresses robust quantum networks by classifying multipartite entanglement based on which particle groups remain entangled when others are lost. Pure states realizing a given link class were previously known only in special cases, and this work closes that gap.

Limitations

The evidence is a preprint from arXiv, so it may not be fully peer-reviewed. The study focuses on theoretical existence and mathematical formulas rather than experimental verification or practical implementation in existing quantum networks.

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