PhyslibAlpha.ProbabilisticTheory.StarAlgebra.Restrict
Restricting positive maps
i. Overview
A positive linear map restricts to submodules, in particular to the self-adjoint elements, where a complex state becomes a real one.
ii. Key results
- `PositiveLinearMap.restrict`, `UnitalPositiveLinearMap.restrict` : restriction to a submodule.
- `UnitalPositiveLinearMap.restrictSA` : restriction to self-adjoint elements.
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Restriction of a unital positive linear map to submodules
Given a unital positive linear map and submodules and over a ring , such that the multiplicative identity elements and are contained in and respectively, and maps into (i.e., for all ), this definition constructs the restriction as a unital positive linear map.
Restriction of a unital positive linear map to self-adjoint elements
Let and be star-algebras. Given a unital positive -linear map , this definition constructs its restriction to the submodules of self-adjoint elements. The resulting map is a unital positive -linear map from to , which preserves the identity and the property of positivity.
for the restriction of a unital positive linear map to self-adjoint elements
Let and be complex star-algebras. Let be a unital positive -linear map, and let be its restriction to the submodules of self-adjoint elements. For any self-adjoint element , the value of the restricted map is equal to the value of the original map when both are viewed as elements of .
Restriction of a unital positive linear functional to self-adjoint elements
Let be a star-algebra. Given a unital positive -linear functional , this definition constructs its restriction to the submodule of self-adjoint elements . Since the image of a self-adjoint element under a positive map is real, the resulting map is a unital positive -linear functional from to the real numbers .
for the restriction of a unital positive linear functional to self-adjoint elements
Let be a star-algebra and be a unital positive -linear functional. Let be the restriction of to the submodule of self-adjoint elements . For any , the value of the restricted functional , when embedded into , is equal to the value of the original functional .
