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The Number Behind the Simplest SIC–POVM
Foundations of Physics 47 (8):1031-1041 (2017)
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The simple concept of a SIC poses a very deep problem in algebraic number theory, as soon as the dimension of Hilbert space exceeds three. A detailed description of the simplest possible example is given.Links
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