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The following pages link to There Are Many More Positive Maps Than Completely Positive Maps (Q5243269):
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- Checking strict positivity of Kraus maps is NP-hard (Q344532) (← links)
- A completely positive map associated with a positive map (Q657355) (← links)
- Nilpotent completely positive maps (Q740829) (← links)
- Linear matrix maps for which positivity and complete positivity coincide (Q1979391) (← links)
- Multihomogeneous nonnegative polynomials and sums of squares (Q1991088) (← links)
- The outer spectral radius and dynamics of completely positive maps (Q2055301) (← links)
- Hill representations for \(\ast\)-linear matrix maps (Q2076511) (← links)
- A Hill-Pick matrix criterion for the Lyapunov order (Q2154434) (← links)
- New examples of extremal positive linear maps (Q2173326) (← links)
- Roots of completely positive maps (Q2174412) (← links)
- Some applications of two completely copositive maps (Q2174486) (← links)
- NONNEGATIVE POLYNOMIALS, SUMS OF SQUARES AND THE MOMENT PROBLEM (Q4959279) (← links)
- A practical approach to SOS relaxations for detecting quantum entanglement (Q6050141) (← links)
- Positive maps and entanglement in real Hilbert spaces (Q6060835) (← links)
- A random copositive matrix is completely positive with positive probability (Q6594418) (← links)