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تسجيل مستخدم جديدAnalytically Computable Symmetric Quantum Correlations
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Analytic quantifiers of the symmetric quantum discord for two-qubit X type states and block-diagonal states and the symmetric measurement induced nonlocality for any two qubit states are established on the basis of the quantum skew information.
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