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It was recently proved that quantum theory can be derived from six axioms about information processing. Here we review these axioms, discussing various facets of their information-theoretical nature, and illustrating the general picture of quantum physics that emerges from them.

Informational axioms for quantum theory

D'ARIANO, GIACOMO;PERINOTTI, PAOLO
2012-01-01

Abstract

It was recently proved that quantum theory can be derived from six axioms about information processing. Here we review these axioms, discussing various facets of their information-theoretical nature, and illustrating the general picture of quantum physics that emerges from them.
2012
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quantum foundations; Axiomatization of Quantum Mechanics; Quantum Information; Quantum Computing
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