Uncertainty Principle and Quantum Fisher Information - II
P. Gibilisco, D. Imparato, T. Isola
Abstract
Heisenberg and Schrödinger uncertainty principles give lower bounds for the product of variances Varρ(A)· Varρ(B), in a state ρ, if the observables A,B are not compatible, namely if the commutator [A,B] is not zero. In this paper we prove an uncertainty principle in Schrödinger form where the bound for the product of variances Varρ(A)· Varρ(B) depends on the area spanned by the commutators [ρ,A] and [ρ,B] with respect to an arbitrary quantum version of the Fisher information.
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