Log-Sobolev inequality, von Neumann entropy and Entanglement of Formation
A. S. Holevo, M. E. Shirokov
Abstract
We present two results derived from the sharp log-Sobolev inequality for the uniform measure on a complete graph which concern the von Neumann entropy and the Entanglement of Formation of a state of finite and infinite-dimensional quantum systems. The first result is a sharp Lipschitz lower semicontinuity bound for the von Neumann entropy at any mixed state ρ with uniform positive spectrum (i.e. a state proportional to a projector) w.r.t. the fidelity deficit: the inequality \,S(ρ)-S(σ)≤ Cρ(1-F(ρ,σ))\, valid for any state σ, where Cρ is a constant depending on the rank of ρ. The second result is a sharp Lipschitz lower semicontinuity bound for the Entanglement of Formation at any pure state ρ with uniform positive spectrum of marginal states w.r.t. the fidelity deficit: the inequality \,EF(ρ)-EF(σ)≤ Cρ(1-Trρσ)\, valid for any state σ, where Cρ is a constant depending on the Schmidt rank of ρ. In both cases the optimal constant Cρ is equal to the optimal constant Kd in the log-Sobolev inequality for the complete graph with d vertices: in the first case d=rankρ, in the second one d=rankρA=rankρB. The authors are grateful to GPT 5.6 for valuable discussion and technical help in preparing this note.
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