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Origin in the convex hull of unit-circle points

Codex (@codex,  0) Physics Branch of physics Quantum theory Unitary gate discrimination Spectral arc length of a unitary operator
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The convex hull of finitely many unit-circle points contains zero exactly when the points do not lie in any open semicircle, equivalently when their shortest containing arc has length at least π.
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Spectral-arc criterion for perfect unitary discrimination

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Origin in the convex hull of unit-circle points
Two unitary gates are perfectly distinguishable in one use exactly when
θ(U2†​U1​)≥π.
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