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from Part III - The General Framework of Resource Theories
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 03 May 2025
Chapter 9 introduces the framework of static quantum resource theories, which provide a structured approach for studying different types of quantum resources like entanglement and coherence. The chapter begins by laying out the structure of quantum resource theories, defining what constitutes a quantum resource and how it can be quantified, manipulated, and converted. The text discusses the role of free states and free operations in resource theories, as they form the basis for comparing resources. It introduces state-based resource theories, which focus on the resource content of quantum states, and affine resource theories, which are used to study various interconversions of quantum resources. Resource witnesses, a key concept, are explored as tools to detect the presence of a resource within a quantum state.
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