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This research establishes a precise geometric framework for three-qubit entanglement, unifying existing relations like CKW and introducing a four-dimensional compatibility body to constrain possible entangled components. By characterizing these limits through semi-algebraic conditions, the study provides fundamental insights into the structural boundaries of multipartite quantum states without relying on specific parameter values. Such theoretical advances are critical for optimizing quantum circuit designs and error correction protocols where precise control over entanglement geometry is essential.
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Exact Compatibility Geometry of Three-Qubit Entanglement

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arXiv:2609.03864v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We present a permutation-symmetric supporting relation between the pairwise concurrences and the three-tangle in three-qubit system, whose extrema are attained only by the symmetric $W$ and GHZ local-unitary classes. Furthermore, by introducing the concept of a four-dimensional compatibility body, we show that our proposed global relation and the previous CKW relation can be uniformly viewed as different supporting directions of the same achievable set. Subsequently, we provide a necessary-and-sufficient semi-algebraic characterization of the complete four-dimensional compatibility of a three-qubit pure state. Based on this, we can conversely describe the compatibility between entangled components: given the remaining entangled components, the missing two-body entangled component can only take values within a precise parameter-free interval. We demonstrate that the above construction also applies to arbitrary concurrence-generated entanglement measures.

Abstract:We present a permutation-symmetric supporting relation between the pairwise concurrences and the three-tangle in three-qubit system, whose extrema are attained only by the symmetric $W$ and GHZ local-unitary classes. Furthermore, by introducing the concept of a four-dimensional compatibility body, we show that our proposed global relation and the previous CKW relation can be uniformly viewed as different supporting directions of the same achievable set. Subsequently, we provide a necessary-and-sufficient semi-algebraic characterization of the complete four-dimensional compatibility of a three-qubit pure state. Based on this, we can conversely describe the compatibility between entangled components: given the remaining entangled components, the missing two-body entangled component can only take values within a precise parameter-free interval. We demonstrate that the above construction also applies to arbitrary concurrence-generated entanglement measures.

arXiv:2609.03864 [quant-ph]

(or arXiv:2609.03864v1 [quant-ph] for this version)

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