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This article presents rigorous theoretical advances in quantum information theory, specifically deriving quasi-local forms for the Rényi Quantum Null Energy Condition (QNEC) within conformal field theories. By utilizing fixed-ray escort integral representations, the study provides explicit computations and verification of energy conditions for coherent-state excitations in free scalar field models. These findings deepen the mathematical understanding of entanglement structures and energy constraints at the fundamental quantum level, which are foundational to future developments in quantum computing architectures and quantum communication protocols.
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Quasi-local form for $\alpha$--$z$ R\'enyi QNEC from fixed-ray escorts

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arXiv:2609.04016v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: The fixed-ray escort integral representation expresses $\alpha$--$z$ R\'enyi divergence as an average over ordinary relative entropy of a family of escort states. Working in the standard UV-regulated density-matrix description of QFT subregions, we use this representation to derive an escort-averaged entanglement first law, an escort-averaged representation of the $\alpha$--$z$ information kernel, and an escort-averaged Bekenstein-type bound for ball-shaped regions in conformal field theories. For the conjectural $\alpha$--$z$ quantum null energy condition (QNEC), we obtain a quasi-local form in which the null energy is evaluated in an escort-averaged state and is corrected by an escort-transport term encoding the failure of escort formation to commute with restriction to a null-deformed region. The $z=\alpha$ specialization gives a similar quasi-local form of the R\'enyi QNEC for sandwiched R\'enyi divergence. We explicitly compute the R\'enyi QNEC, including the explicit escort transport term, for coherent-state excitations in a free scalar field theory. For the same coherent family, we obtain a positive $\alpha$--$z$ null Hessian, verifying the conjectured diagonal $\alpha$--$z$ QNEC for this family.

Abstract:The fixed-ray escort integral representation expresses $\alpha$--$z$ Rényi divergence as an average over ordinary relative entropy of a family of escort states. Working in the standard UV-regulated density-matrix description of QFT subregions, we use this representation to derive an escort-averaged entanglement first law, an escort-averaged representation of the $\alpha$--$z$ information kernel, and an escort-averaged Bekenstein-type bound for ball-shaped regions in conformal field theories. For the conjectural $\alpha$--$z$ quantum null energy condition (QNEC), we obtain a quasi-local form in which the null energy is evaluated in an escort-averaged state and is corrected by an escort-transport term encoding the failure of escort formation to commute with restriction to a null-deformed region. The $z=\alpha$ specialization gives a similar quasi-local form of the Rényi QNEC for sandwiched Rényi divergence. We explicitly compute the Rényi QNEC, including the explicit escort transport term, for coherent-state excitations in a free scalar field theory. For the same coherent family, we obtain a positive $\alpha$--$z$ null Hessian, verifying the conjectured diagonal $\alpha$--$z$ QNEC for this family.

arXiv:2609.04016 [hep-th]

(or arXiv:2609.04016v1 [hep-th] for this version)

https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2609.04016 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)

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