Constraints on four-party entanglement in holography
Abstract
We show that in pure time-reflection-symmetric holographic states all known four-party entanglement signals vanish unless the triple information I3 is non-zero. In this sense, our results show that I3 is the strongest known signal of the presence of quadripartite entanglement. Additionally, I3 quantitatively bounds all four-party entanglement signals built from the multi-entropy. However, the residual entropy Q4, also a measure of four-party entanglement, is not bounded by I3, although I3=0 does imply Q4=0 for holographic states (except on a set of measure zero for which Q4 is ill-defined).
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