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Balanced spectrum of a nonidentity stabilizer (dimE+1​(s)=dimE−1​(s)=2n−1)

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A stabilizer group excludes −I, so each element squares to I and is Hermitian; an imaginary-phase Pauli element would square to −I. A nonidentity stabilizer contains at least one nonidentity local Pauli matrix and has zero trace, since the trace of a tensor product is the product of local traces. Its eigenvalues are therefore ±1 with equal multiplicities. This trace fact also gives dimXS​=2n/∣S∣ from the stabilizer-projector formula.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2008 / iii / Paper 60 / 4 / Solution

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