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This paper advances fundamental quantum information theory by introducing $\alpha$-affinity-based metrics to quantify multilevel coherence and multipartite correlations, offering a refined characterization of superposition beyond standard models. The work establishes rigorous mathematical relationships between these hierarchical indicators, which is critical for developing precise benchmarks in complex quantum systems.
Quantifying multilevel coherence and multipartite correlation based on $\alpha$-affinity
arXiv:2509.16983v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Unlike standard quantum coherence, multilevel quantum coherence provides a hierarchical structure that enables a more refined characterization of quantum superposition. In this paper, we investigate multilevel coherence and introduce two $\alpha$-affinity-based indicators to quantify it, both of which satisfy several desirable properties. We further define $\alpha$-affinity-based indicators for multipartite correlation and analyze their properties. Finally, we establish relationships between these multilevel coherence indicators and the multipartite correlation indicators.
Abstract:Unlike standard quantum coherence, multilevel quantum coherence provides a hierarchical structure that enables a more refined characterization of quantum superposition. In this paper, we investigate multilevel coherence and introduce two $\alpha$-affinity-based indicators to quantify it, both of which satisfy several desirable properties. We further define $\alpha$-affinity-based indicators for multipartite correlation and analyze their properties. Finally, we establish relationships between these multilevel coherence indicators and the multipartite correlation indicators.
arXiv:2509.16983 [quant-ph]
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