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Heidi
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Hi Pf
I read that when two particles are maximally entangled , all the information is in the correlations between the particles. If we need 1 bit to describe one particles. Are two bits in the correlations?
three particles may be entangled and then we need to considere 3 bits. As entanglement may be not maximal, I wonder if we can use a diagram
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_diagram
with 7 pieces to say the first piece contains this fraction of the 3 bits, the second this other fraction ans so on. at the end the sum would be equal to 3.
If it is not possible like that, is it possible with oriented graphs or with another picture?
I read that when two particles are maximally entangled , all the information is in the correlations between the particles. If we need 1 bit to describe one particles. Are two bits in the correlations?
three particles may be entangled and then we need to considere 3 bits. As entanglement may be not maximal, I wonder if we can use a diagram
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Information_diagram
with 7 pieces to say the first piece contains this fraction of the 3 bits, the second this other fraction ans so on. at the end the sum would be equal to 3.
If it is not possible like that, is it possible with oriented graphs or with another picture?