Prologue |
Mathematical Formulation of Quantum Systems / 1: |
Quantum Systems and Linear Algebra / 1.1: |
State and Measurement in Quantum Systems / 1.2: |
Quantum Two-Level Systems / 1.3: |
Composite Systems and Tensor Products / 1.4: |
Matrix Inequalities and Matrix Monotone Functions / 1.5: |
Information Quantities and Parameter Estimation in Classical Systems / 2: |
Information Quantities in Classical Systems / 2.1: |
Entropy / 2.1.1: |
Relative Entropy / 2.1.2: |
Mutual Information / 2.1.3: |
The Independent and Identical Condition and Renyi Entropy / 2.1.4: |
Extensions to Quantum Systems / 2.2: |
Geometry of Probability Distribution Family / 2.3: |
Inner Product for Random Variables and Fisher Information / 2.3.1: |
Exponential Family and Divergence / 2.3.2: |
Estimation in Classical Systems / 2.4: |
Type Method and Large Deviation Evaluation / 2.5: |
Type Method and Sanov's Theorem / 2.5.1: |
Cramer Theorem and Its Application to Estimation / 2.5.2: |
Related Books / 2.6: |
Quantum Hypothesis Testing and Discrimination of Quantum States / 3: |
Two-State Discrimination in Quantum Systems / 3.1: |
Discrimination of Plural Quantum States / 3.2: |
Asymptotic Analysis of State Discrimination / 3.3: |
Hypothesis Testing and Stein's Lemma / 3.4: |
Hypothesis Testing by Separable Measurements / 3.5: |
Proof of Direct Part of Stein's Lemma / 3.6: |
Information Inequalities and Proof of Converse Part of Stein's Lemma / 3.7: |
Historical Note / 3.8: |
Classical-Quantum Channel Coding (Message Transmission) / 4: |
Formulation of the Channel Coding Process in Quantum Systems / 4.1: |
Transmission Information in C-Q Channels and Its Properties / 4.1.1: |
C-Q Channel Coding Theorem / 4.1.2: |
Coding Protocols with Adaptive Decoding and Feedback / 4.2: |
Channel Capacities Under Cost Constraint / 4.3: |
A Fundamental Lemma / 4.4: |
Proof of Direct Part of C-Q Channel Coding Theorem / 4.5: |
Proof of Converse Part of C-Q Channel Coding Theorem / 4.6: |
Pseudoclassical Channels / 4.7: |
State Evolution and Trace-Preserving Completely Positive Maps / 4.8: |
Description of State Evolution in Quantum Systems / 5.1: |
Examples of Trace-Preserving Completely Positive Maps / 5.2: |
State Evolutions in Quantum Two-Level Systems / 5.3: |
Information-Processing Inequalities in Quantum Systems / 5.4: |
Entropy Inequalities in Quantum Systems / 5.5: |
Quantum Information Geometry and Quantum Estimation / 5.6: |
Inner Products in Quantum Systems / 6.1: |
Metric-Induced Inner Products / 6.2: |
Geodesics and Divergences / 6.3: |
Quantum State Estimation / 6.4: |
Large Deviation Evaluation / 6.5: |
Multiparameter Estimation / 6.6: |
Quantum Measurements and State Reduction / 6.7: |
State Reduction Due to Quantum Measurement / 7.1: |
Uncertainty and Measurement / 7.2: |
Measurements with Negligible State Demolition / 7.3: |
Entanglement and Locality Restrictions / 7.4: |
Entanglement and Local Quantum Operations / 8.1: |
Fidelity and Entanglement / 8.2: |
Entanglement and Information Quantities / 8.3: |
Entanglement and Majorization / 8.4: |
Distillation of Maximally Entangled States / 8.5: |
Dilution of Maximally Entangled States / 8.6: |
Unified Approach to Distillation and Dilution / 8.7: |
Dilution with Zero-Rate Communication / 8.8: |
State Generation from Shared Randomness / 8.9: |
Positive Partial Transpose (PPT) Operations / 8.10: |
Examples / 8.11: |
2 x 2 System / 8.11.1: |
Werner State / 8.11.2: |
Isotropic State / 8.11.3: |
Analysis of Quantum Communication Protocols / 8.12: |
Quantum Teleportation / 9.1: |
C-Q Channel Coding with Entangled Inputs / 9.2: |
C-Q Channel Coding with Shared Entanglement / 9.3: |
Quantum Channel Resolvability / 9.4: |
Quantum-Channel Communications with an Eavesdropper / 9.5: |
C-Q Wiretap Channel / 9.5.1: |
Relation to BB84 Protocol / 9.5.2: |
Secret Sharing / 9.5.3: |
Distillation of Classical Secret Key / 9.5.4: |
Proof of Direct Part of C-Q Wiretap Channel Coding Theorem / 9.5.5: |
Proof of Converse Part of C-Q Wiretap Channel Coding Theorem / 9.5.6: |
Channel Capacity for Quantum-State Transmission / 9.6: |
Group Covariance Formulas / 9.7: |
d-Dimensional Depolarizing Channel / 9.7.2: |
Transpose-Depolarizing Channel / 9.7.3: |
Generalized Pauli Channel / 9.7.4: |
PNS Channel / 9.7.5: |
Erasure Channel / 9.7.6: |
Phase-Damping Channel / 9.7.7: |
Source Coding in Quantum Systems / 9.8: |
Four Kinds of Source Coding Schemes in Quantum Systems / 10.1: |
Quantum Fixed-Length Source Coding / 10.2: |
Construction of a Quantum Fixed-Length Source Code / 10.3: |
Universal Quantum Fixed-Length Source Codes / 10.4: |
Universal Quantum Variable-Length Source Codes / 10.5: |
Mixed-State Case / 10.6: |
Compression by Classical Memory / 10.7: |
Compression by Shared Randomness / 10.8: |
Relation to Channel Capacities / 10.9: |
Limits and Linear Algebra / 10.10: |
Limits / A.1: |
Singular Value Decomposition and Polar Decomposition / A.2: |
Norms of Matrices / A.3: |
Convex Functions and Matrix Convex Functions / A.4: |
Proof and Construction of Stinespring and Choi-Kraus Representations / A.5: |
Proofs of Theorems and Lemmas / B: |
Proof of Theorem 3.1 / B.1: |
Proof of Theorem 8.2 / B.2: |
Proof of Theorem 8.3 / B.3: |
Proof of Theorem 8.8 for Mixed States / B.4: |
Proof of Theorem 8.9 for Mixed States / B.5: |
Proof of Direct Part / B.5.1: |
Proof of Converse Part / B.5.2: |
Proof of Theorem 9.3 / B.6: |
Proof of Lemma 9.4 / B.7: |
Proof of Lemma 10.3 / B.8: |
Hints and Brief Solutions to Exercises / C: |
References |
Index |
Prologue |
Mathematical Formulation of Quantum Systems / 1: |
Quantum Systems and Linear Algebra / 1.1: |
State and Measurement in Quantum Systems / 1.2: |
Quantum Two-Level Systems / 1.3: |
Composite Systems and Tensor Products / 1.4: |