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Then the time–space projection of the Killing operator acting on Ka is [3,4]. ... aAa, andthe third term is also zero because Ka is a Killing vector.

Since K H+ {0},we have θHa θ. Ka and p. Ha p. ... Ka , and therefore pg p. Ha by Theorem 5. We pose two questions.

p(m)qkd (kA,kB) = Pr(KA = kA,KB = kB|M = m). (1). ... KA, kA, KB, kB: output keys for Alice and Bob.

3. Reduced Squashed Entanglement Bound 24. 4. Extensions For Almost PPT States 27. ... Γ‖1 = ‖pY‖1 = p =1. ds 1. (24). This concludes the proof.

that KA is not separable). Suppose for the contradiction that TA/Fin =n<ω Cn and each Cn is centered. ... For each A V we fix a pair (kA,UA) such that kA ω{0}.

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thust(H, G′k) dk(1 P(Ek))d. ka/2. We obtain that1/2 (1 P(Ek))a and thusP(Ek). ... sities,J. Amer. Math. Soc., 24(2) (2011) pp. 547-565. [5] Swastik Kopparty, Benjamin Rossman, The Homomorphism Domination Exponent,European.

1 τ 2dτ. ] (33). Here τ = 1 2u and Ψ1 is given by (24) as a finite series of the Chebyshev polynomials. ... 11. only the first term of the series (24) gives input into AC losses.

arg minA. tr((Y KA)T(Y KA) λATKA. )(12). where tr(A) denotes the trace of the matrix A. ... Taking the derivative withrespect to A leads to:. Atr. ((Y KA)T(Y KA) λATKA. )=

aXa dYiYi),. 〈j, Ka〉 = 1Y 2 (X2 Y 2)dXa 2Y 2 Xa(dX. ... 24 0 0 0. 0 0 0 0 1 0. 0 0 0 0 0 1.