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Every PPT channel has finite entanglement-breaking index

Establishes that every PPT channel is eventually entanglement-breaking (finite EB index), in full generality, and bounds the index by 3 uniformly in dimension for a family strictly containing the 2-superpositive maps. The PPT-squared conjecture itself - index at most 2 - remains open; the paper presents its results as strong evidence toward the cubed version. The OpenAI math release (September 2026) claims a counterexample to the PPT-squared conjecture: a PPT channel on 21x21 matrices whose square is not entanglement breaking; see ppt-squared-conjecture.

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Occurred: Oct 29, 2026

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Canonical aliases: Every PPT channel has finite entanglement-breaking index · Finite EB index for PPT channels

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Sang-Jun Park
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Establishes that every PPT channel is eventually entanglement-breaking (finite EB index), in full generality, and bounds the index by 3 uniformly in dimension for a family strictly containing the 2-superpositive maps. The PPT-squared conjecture itself - index at most 2 - remains open; the paper presents its results as strong evidence toward the cubed version. The OpenAI math release (September 2026) claims a counterexample to the PPT-squared conjecture: a PPT channel on 21x21 matrices whose square is not entanglement breaking; see ppt-squared-conjecture. parent of this event

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