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Induced trace norm (∥T∥1​)

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The induced trace norm of a linear map T between matrix spaces is
∥T∥1​=supX=0​∥X∥1​∥T(X)∥1​​.
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It measures the largest trace-norm amplification available without an auxiliary tensor factor.
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Diamond norm (∥T∥⋄​)

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Induced trace norm
The diamond norm is the stabilized induced trace norm
∥T∥⋄​=supn≥1​∥T⊗idn​∥1​.
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For a map on d-dimensional inputs, an auxiliary space of dimension d suffices. The tensor factor lets the norm detect how T acts on one half of an entangled input.

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