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This research introduces a novel method for certifying quantum entanglement by analyzing the traces of matrix powers up to the eighth degree. The approach offers improved performance over existing techniques for characterizing Hermitian matrices and identifying specific eigenvalue properties within uniformly generated systems. These findings provide practical "witnesses" that advance the toolkit available for verifying quantum state characteristics without relying on previous, less reliable methods.
Hong Kong Team Certifies Entanglement Via Matrix Power Traces

Specifying up to eight integral powers now yields better performance when analysing uniformly and randomly generated matrices than previously published methods. This advance establishes definitive conditions, based on traces of matrix powers, guaranteeing all eigenvalues of a Hermitian matrix fall within a defined set. These findings offer practical tools for certifying entanglement and identifying negative or non-Hermitian characteristics.
Conditions based on calculating traces of matrix powers definitively determine if all eigenvalues of a Hermitian matrix fall within a specific range. This extends beyond proving purity and offers a key new method for characterising matrices using their power-trace relationships. These findings provide ‘witnesses’ capable of confirming whether quantum states are entangled, identifying negative eigenvalues in Hermitian operators, and detecting non-Hermitian behaviour in linear operators. Calculations involving traces, sums of diagonal elements, of matrix powers definitively identify whether all eigenvalues of a Hermitian matrix fall within a…
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