Fixed-ray escort representations of sandwiched and α--z Rényi divergences on von Neumann algebras
Tanay Kibe, Pratik Roy
Abstract
We represent sandwiched and α-z Rényi divergences as averages of ordinary relative entropy. The α-z Rényi divergence is shown to be an integral over the relative entropy of a canonical family of fixed-ray escort states along the ray z=cα. We prove this representation for normal states on an arbitrary von Neumann algebra, using Haagerup non-commutative Lp spaces and interpolation. The formula holds for every z>0: for 0<α<1 it holds when the support of the first state is contained in that of the reference state, and for α>1 it holds whenever the divergence is finite. When the lower-order support condition fails, we identify the exact fixed-ray support-boundary term. The representation yields a monotone escort profile and a convex order potential. We use these to reformulate one-shot testing converses, exact sandwiched strong-converse exponents, and work-extraction reliability as signed-area or level-crossing statements, and discuss a restricted two-parameter pair-conversion rate.
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