Generalized Schmidt decomposition and classification of three-quantum-bit states
A. Acin, A. Andrianov, L. Costa, E. Jane, J. I. Latorre, R. Tarrach
Abstract
We prove for any pure three-quantum-bit state the existence of local bases which allow to build a set of five orthogonal product states in terms of which the state can be written in a unique form. This leads to a canonical form which generalizes the two-quantum-bit Schmidt decomposition. It is uniquely characterized by the five entanglement parameters. It leads to a complete classification of the three-quantum-bit states. It shows that the right outcome of an adequate local measurement always erases all entanglement between the other two parties.
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