Nonextendible positive maps
Nonextendible positive maps
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DOI:
10.1007/bf01617922
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发表时间:
1976
影响因子:
2.4
通讯作者:
S. Woronowicz
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作者:
S. Woronowicz
Positive maps of ordered vector spaces into the algebra of all bounded operators acting on a Hilbert space are considered. A special class of so called nonextendible maps is introduced and investigated. This class is much smaller than the class of extreme maps.Any positive map can be obtained from a nonextendible one by restriction.In theC*-algebra case, the nonextendibility of a normalized positive map φ is related to the properties of the expression φ(a2)−φ(a)2. In particular Jordan representations are non-extendible.2-positive nonextendible maps are representations. Similar result holds for copositive maps. For abelianC*-algebras, notion of nonextendible map and that of representation coincide.The nonextendible positive maps of the Jordan algebraM2s of all 2×2 symmetric matrices and of the full 2×2 matrix algebra are especially investigated. Any nonextendible normalized positive map ofM2s is a Jordan representation.M2 admits nonextendible normalized positive maps not being Jordan representations. A large class of examples is given.