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Homological Tools for the Quantum Mechanic

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Homological Tools for the Quantum Mechanic
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Publisher: arXiv.org
Number of pages: 126

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This paper is an introduction to work motivated by the question 'can multipartite entanglement be detected by homological algebra?' We introduce cochain complexes associated to multipartite density states whose cohomology detects factorizability.

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