Quantum Cloning in d dimensions
Paolo Zanardi
Abstract
The quantum state space S over a d-dimensional Hilbert space is represented as a convex subset of a D-1-dimensional sphere SD-1⊂ RD, where D=d2-1. Quantum tranformations (CP-maps) are then associated with the affine transformations of RD, and N M cloners induce polynomial mappings. In this geometrical setting it is shown that an optimal cloner can be chosen covariant and induces a map between reduced density matrices given by a simple contraction of the associated D-dimensional Bloch vectors.
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