Sharp continuity of quantum conditional entropy
Mario Berta, Pablo Costa Rico, Gereon Kossmann, Ludovico Lami, Julius A. Zeiss
Abstract
We prove the sharp uniform continuity bound for quantum conditional entropy. If two bipartite states are at trace distance at most δ and d= A, the optimal dimension-only modulus of continuity is h2(δ)+δ(d2-1) up to δ=1-d-2 and 2 d thereafter, where h2 denotes the binary entropy. When B d, this bound is tight for every δ∈[0,1]. The key proof idea was developed with the assistance of ChatGPT 5.6 Sol, building on and adapting the tight classical proof of Alhejji \& Smith [IEEE ISIT (2020)], which follows a conceptually different approach.
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