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Quantum information and channels, formalized in Lean 4
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Quantum information and channels, formalized in Lean 4: quantum states and entanglement theory, channel representations, Kadison-Schwarz theory, quantum Perron-Frobenius and spectral theory, GKSL semigroups, and entropy, following Wolf's Quantum Channels & Operations
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Read the full README ↗QICLean is a Lean 4 library, built on
Mathlib, that formalizes
finite-dimensional quantum information theory: the basics of quantum
mechanics (density matrices, POVMs, the Schmidt decomposition, purification
and steering, Wigner's theorem), quantum channels in their Kraus, Choi, and
Stinespring representations, Kadison-Schwarz inequalities, quantum
Perron-Frobenius theory (irreducibility, primitivity, peripheral spectrum),
GKSL semigroups, entanglement theory (entanglement witnesses, Schmidt
number, separability, the partial transpose and reduction criteria),
positive-but-not-completely-positive maps, and entropy. The library draws
heavily on M. Wolf's lecture notes, Quantum Channels & Operations: A Guided
Tour, alongside results
formalized from the wider quantum-information literature. Some files contain
unfinished proofs (sorry) or results assumed as axioms; the badges above
track the current counts.
QICLean was extracted from TNLean, a formalization of tensor-network theory centered on the fundamental theorem of matrix product states. TNLean builds on QICLean as an ordinary Lake dependency.
# Fetch pre-built Mathlib artifacts first; never build Mathlib from source
# in a fresh clone.
lake exe cache get
lake build
See CLAUDE.md for the full cache policy and local development
workflow, and docs/getting_started.md for a
fuller guide: what to install, a table of entry-point modules, a first
reading path through the source, how the blueprint is built locally, and
the contributing conventions carried over from TNLean.
QICLean is released under the Apache License 2.0 (see
LICENSE), matching TNLean's license.