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Q: Moshi: Failed to find the generated JsonAdapter class for class I'm following the example in https://proandroiddev.com/getting-started-using-moshi-for-json-parsing-with-kotlin-5a460bf3935a as close as possible, but still fail to run.
In my Gradle, I have
plugins {
    id 'com.android.application'
    id 'kotlin-android'
    id 'kotlin-kapt'
}

and
dependencies {
    implementation "com.squareup.moshi:moshi:1.8.0"
    kapt 'com.squareup.moshi:moshi-kotlin-codegen:1.8.0'
}

I have a class
@JsonClass(generateAdapter = true)
data class Movie (
    @Json(name = "vote_count") val voteCount: Int = -1,
    val id: Int,
    val title: String,
    @Json(name = "image_path") val imagePath: String,
    val overview: String
)

When I run my test as below
    @Test
    fun testMoshi() {
        val moviesJson: String = """
{
  "vote_count": 2026,
  "id": 19404,
  "title": "Example Movie",
  "image_path": "/example-movie-image.jpg",
  "overview": "Overview of example movie"
}
        """.trimIndent()

        val moshi: Moshi = Moshi.Builder().build()
        val adapter: JsonAdapter<Movie> = moshi.adapter(Movie::class.java)
        val movie = adapter.fromJson(moviesJson)
    }

It fails Failed to find the generated JsonAdapter class for class...
What did I miss?

A: Apparently, it's because I put the below in Test Folder instead of Main Folder.
@JsonClass(generateAdapter = true)
data class Movie (
    @Json(name = "vote_count") val voteCount: Int = -1,
    val id: Int,
    val title: String,
    @Json(name = "image_path") val imagePath: String,
    val overview: String
)

When I have move it to the main folder, it works (as the adaptor now can be generated)

A: In another case you should read a whole stacktrace with exception, like this:
TestRunner: java.lang.RuntimeException: Failed to find the generated JsonAdapter
constructor for 'class SomeGenericClass'. Suspiciously, the type was not parameterized
but the target class 'SomeGenericClassJsonAdapter' is generic.
Consider using Types#newParameterizedType() to define these missing type variables.
...
Caused by: java.lang.NoSuchMethodException: SomeGenericClassJsonAdapter.<init> []

Then search for a solution. I found this one for my situation: Moshi serialize generic classes "Failed to find the generated JsonAdapter constructor...".


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I think it's a universal truth that many of us are far more travelled in other countries than our home country. For example, I've seen far more of Europe than I have of my own stunningly beautiful and exceptionally photogenic home of Australia (if I don't say so myself).
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The map() function is a built-in function.
The map() function calls the specified function for each item of an iterable (such as string, list, tuple or dictionary) and returns a list of results.
Consider the following simple square function.
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In the above example, the map() function applies to each element in the numbers list. This will return a map object which is iterable and so, we can use the next() function to traverse the list.
The map() function passes each element in the list to the built-in function, a lambda function or a user-defined function, and returns the mapped object. The following map() is used with the lambda function.
In the following example, a built-in function pow() is given to map two list objects, one for each base and index parameter. The result is a list containing the power of each number in bases raised to the corresponding number in the index.


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Discussion in 'Server Operation' started by Ovidiu, Jan 11, 2007.
recently severall of my mailboxes have started showing me a new subfolder.
I tried manually deleting by deleting the folder, but it keeps reappearing so I guess I have to delete it with a special command something like deleteimapfolder or whatever but I did not find anything with google and only 3 posts when I searched the forum for "delete imap folder"
I think you need to delete the folder using your mail client. Otherwise when you delete it on the server, the mailclient still is subscribed and re-creates. I think.
In Squirrelmail there's a 'folders' menu item. Did you use that?
in the folders menue I only see folders below INBOx but the folder I am talking about, called Sent2007 is on the same level as INBOX. => I do not see it in any of squirrelmails list, so I cannot unsubscribe, cannot delete it.
Use this Folders link to get a special menu to manipulate folders, ever folders you're not subscribed on.
believe me I tried all that.
I'm sorry, I'm not into the details of IMAP , and something looks terribly wrong. I have no idea if your IMAP server holds some information somewhere. Which IMAP server are you using?
you don't see the folder Inbox.Sent in Outlook or any other email client?


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Fins - Fishing Line Review
Braided Fishing Line
FINS brand of braid is one of the hottest products on the market and has taken the fishing industry by storm. Anglers, pros, and critics alike are singing its praises, and it has quickly found a spot on almost every "Best of" list. But it is not the first braid to do so, and many of those earlier products are now just part of the pack among a host of competitors. Are FINS' claims valid? Or is their marketing team better than their product?
While there are still plenty of anglers who prefer other types of lines, there are very few who have never used braid. Most anglers use it in at least limited applications. Regardless of which camp you find yourself, it is hard to ignore the fact that the braided line changed how we fish. It does not stretch; the tensile strength is incredible, and the diameter is much smaller than any other option. The angler can feel every bite, bump and change in bottom contour or composition, pack more line on the reel, and handles a multitude of species with the same setup.
But the highspeed performance comes at a cost. The thin diameter line is prone to wind knots. There is a tendency for the line to dig into the spool when under pressure, burying itself and making it difficult to cast or draw that line out again. Finally, the friction caused by thin, often abrasive lines is exceptionally damaging to guides.
But FINS claims to have solved these problems. They claim that their braid series can be cast as well as monofilament without tangling, retrieved without burying, and without the damaging abrasive texture of other braids. All the advantages and no disadvantages. But how do they do it?
FINS' braided line utilizes Spectra fiber. But Spectra fiber is not a FINS secret ingredient. Honeywell produces Spectra, and Spectra is used by plenty of other braid makers. The secret to FINS' line of products is in how they use it and what they do to it during the post-processing phase.
Spectra fiber is patented gel-spun fiber developed by Honeywell. In its original form, it is white, water-resistant, less susceptible to damage from chemical or sunlight, and up to 15 times stronger than steel. On its face, it is the perfect material for producing braided line IF you are willing to look past the negatives listed earlier. Of course, this is what other braid manufacturers expect you to do and hope that the majority of anglers will decide the positives outweigh the negatives. FINS has determined to conquer the negatives instead of accepting them.
First, FINS has woven its line into a round shape that is stiffer than other braids and then finished with a proprietary treatment for a smoother surface. Doing so allows the line to pack evenly and lay on top of itself instead of becoming buried in the underlying layer. It eliminates wind knots, tip wrapping, and backlash. Plus, it is far less abrasive, so damage to guides in reduced while casting performance increases. A final feature that makes FINS stand out is its wide choice of colors. Depending on which line you select, you will have a choice of bright yellow, green, white, or even pink. While this may appear to be more gimmick than a feature, it does allow for better visibility.
But does it work?
There is no doubt that FINS has solved many of the problems anglers face when using braided line. But not necessarily all of them. Plus, fixing one problem sometimes leads to another. So, the question is," Has FINS achieved the best balance possible?". Let's look at the good news and bad news; then you can decide whether it is worth a try.
By all accounts, FINS seems to have overcome one of the chief complaints regarding braid, the dreaded wind knot. Even in extremely windy conditions, anglers report that wind knots are no longer an issue for the most part. Tip wraps were also absent, and the backlash was usually the result of angler error and not because the line performed poorly. Furthermore, this was the case throughout the life of the line. Whether out of the package or at the end of the season. It still outperformed many other brands in each of these areas.
Although the FINS line did not bury itself on the spool, it did settle. In most cases, this was a minor issue and fixed with a few long casts. However, it means that problem number 2 was not completely solved — a significant improvement, no doubt, and still worth a gold star.
The various colors available do turn out to be an advantage rather than a gimmick after all. Guides or those teaching a new angler will find it useful when trying to keep track of where lines are going. Anglers who have multiple rods rigged and ready to go will appreciate the ability to identify different line setups at a glance. Plus, it does not seem to interfere with its fish catching ability.
The line is smooth. Not only does this reduce abrasion, which in turn increased casting ability and limits guide damage. Plus, a more fluid line not only performs better, but it is also quieter than traditional braids. No more screeching as it slowly grinds your inserts away.
FINS offer their line in a variety of styles, each intended for a specific technique and specially manufactured or finished to perform better than other options.
Windtamer – specifically designed for use in high wind conditions without the frequent wind knots or tip wraps braid users usually expect. It also withstands the strain of big fish without burying deep in the spool. Perfect for lure anglers who are repeatedly casting. Available in green, pink, white, or yellow.
Original PRT – soft, flexible braid impregnated with urethane-based polymer for a durable, fray resistant braid with an "already broken in" feel. Specially designed for fishing in dense structure. Available in green, white & yellow.
The line features a 40G - composite structure comprised of an ultra-high-strength core and tightly woven over the braid. The result is exceptionally smooth, round braid with the smallest diameter to strength ratio available. Available colors include blue, chartreuse, green & white.
Hollow Core – constructed utilizing 16 ends for easier slicing and smooth knotless transition when inserting leader material. Also available in Metered Colored version to allow easy detection of just how much line is out. Available in white & yellow.
Downrigger Braid – specially designed to replace steel cables, providing all the strength without the kink or rust.
XS – high tenacity eight end braid for a firmer, round line that packs tightly on the reel without burying. It allows anglers to load the reel with more line, perfect for deepwater application.
Sling Braid – offers an extremely supple feel, excellent choice for spinning and baitcasting applications with delicate bait presentations. No more interference from the line means the most dependable action possible. Available in chartreuse and light green.
As stated before, achieving a positive often results in a negative. Although FINS has done a lot in terms of eliminating the negatives, some still exist.
One of the biggest disappointments is the fact that FINS brand braid is LESS abrasion resistant than many of the competitors. One of the main reasons anglers select braided line is its ability to withstand abrasion, especially when fishing structure. Unfortunately, not all braided line is created equal and when it comes to this category FINS is not at the top of the pile. If abrasion resistance is a top priority, consider the Original PRT series.
If you are a spin angler, you may also find FINS disappointing, or at least lacking when compared to other options. While many of the lines will work in a spinning reel without specific failure or problems associated with other brands, they do not achieve peak performance. Baitcasters will operate fine with any of the lines. Still, spinning reel users should consider the Sling Braid for maximum performance.
The price tag is higher. It should come as no surprise that FINS lines will cost more than other braided line brands. After all, they claim to offer a better product with broader application possibilities. However, many anglers will find the 30-40% increase in price to be a bit more than expected. If you fish a lot, this may not be a concern as you are sure to get your money's worth. However, the occasional angler will find it difficult to justify.
After careful review, it is hard to argue that FINS has not revolutionized the braided line market. They have successfully addressed many of the core complaints anglers have held since day one. In most cases, they have successfully defeated many of the hurdles faced by fishermen and produced a product for a wide range of applications. Yes, there are some drawbacks. No product is perfect, and this is to be expected. As with any tackle or tool, there are times when it's the best tool available, and there are times when it is not.
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When I'm typing my message, I first look at one of my favorite tools, HubSpot Sales, which shows me my desired contact's recent tweets.
I'll also run a quick Google search if the tweets aren't revealing enough.
This approach landed me a response from every company I emailed during my job hunt.
Meanwhile many of my, at the time, classmates were applying for post-grad jobs by sending standard follow up emails like the one at the beginning of this post. Most of them never garnered a response, or waited months to hear back.
It looks like things are going well for you guys at [Company Name] right now. I saw the blog post from last month about the upcoming new features, and I can't wait to try them out myself! I hold my breath a little every time I log into my account, hoping they've rolled out early.
I also liked the article [Industry Publication] wrote about the news. I think some of the ideas they came up with for using some of the new features were really unique. It definitely had me thinking about different ways I could set up my account.
I'm coming up on graduation in a few months, and would love the opportunity to be on a team that creates such great stuff. Do you know what the marketing department's hiring situation may look like around June? I just submitted the application on the site, but wanted to reach out as well.
Was this email "long" by typical standards? Yes.
But it also showed genuine interest in the actual company I was applying to work for, not just requesting an update for the sake of one. And as mentioned, I heard back from every hiring manager I sent a variation of this template to.
One of my desired company's no longer had any job openings, but we continued to chat back and forth over email in the same thread. Then a few months later when a new job opened up, the hiring manager emailed me again. She said I was the first person she thought of when the job opened – before it even got posted publicly!
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You know the feeling. You've started a new diet, and Monday feels amazing. You're a little hungry, but you're eating clean, so you know your body's happy and functioning better. You've cut carbs, salt, caffeine, dairy, and sugar, and you're bursting with energy and dieting righteousness. You even lose 2 pounds by Wednesday!
But on Thursday night, you have a work event, and there's no food that you can eat. You suffer through the evening, and towards the end of the night, you're completely starving and you sneak a brownie just to stop the feeling of your gnawing stomach. On the way home, when your resolve finally completely breaks down, you grab takeout from your old favorite spot, and end the night in a pint of ice cream. The next morning, you do an extra 30 minutes on the bike to burn off the calories.
You vow to do better. Tomorrow. Next Monday. Next week. Next time.
These shame spirals – huge spikes of virtuous eating followed by equally devastating crashes into old habits – are toxic for progress, but even more toxic for your mind and emotions.
When I work with clients, the goal is not just eating healthier and exercising more. It's also about building a healthy relationship with food and exercise. Health is more than physical – it encompasses the mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of life, as well, and it's hard to untangle these components. Building that healthy relationship with food and exercise is essential, so that you know what to do not only while you're working towards your goals, but also what to do once you reach your goals.
Black and white lines separating "good foods" from "bad foods" creates a very difficult and bumpy road to success. If you even can reach your goals using a modality like this, you have likely developed a dysfunctional relationship with food along the way. But the great likelihood is that these epic ups-and-downs will stall you out before you can see any real progress.
But mostly, it's not a happy headspace in which to live.
I truly believe that "clean eating" is simply a new – and more enlightened-sounding – euphemism for dieting.
It's new. It's trendy. But time will not be any more forgiving to "clean eating" than it has been to Atkins or Slim-Fast.
It sounds like it's based on better principles than something as restrictive as the Grapefruit Diet, but in reality, it's just another metric by which to divide foods into "good foods" and "bad foods." And as long as we keep doing that, we stay stuck in the rut. We feel emotionally great as long as we're "eating clean," but we fall off the wagon Thursday through Sunday and promise ourselves that we'll do better next week. It's a negative cycle that builds powerful associations with foods, and shame about the self and the physical body.
So let's re-frame it. Instead of just shifting the language, let's totally change the paradigm. Instead of focusing on "good foods," or "bad foods," let's focus on a new metric for success – one that's morally neutral.
How do you feel on this plan?
Is this plan working with your lifestyle?
What are the results of this plan?
When you can erase the lines of "good" and "bad," we're just left with practicalities. Does the way you're eating and exercising add to the quality of your life, or detract from it? Is the way you're eating and exercising realistic and livable? Are you getting good results on a month-by-month (note: not day-by-day) basis, and consistently moving toward your goals?
If you can reduce your decision-making about your eating and exercising down to these three simple questions, you will have a stable ground from which to make more nuanced decisions – like which foods should make up the majority of your diet, which foods should be sprinkled through your diet, and which foods should probably be eliminated or avoided.
To be clear: a trigger food is not a bad food to be avoided at all costs. We're not there yet. Instead, it's a food that tends to elicit overeating. It's that simple.
Think about the foods that – once your hand is in the container – it is difficult to stop eating. Pizza checks all the boxes, as do brownies and doughnuts. Ice cream, pretzels, French fries, potato chips, flavored/candied nuts, chocolate, and most fried foods also fit the profile. On the other hand, you've probably never lost yourself in a bag of spinach.
You may have taste preferences, but in general, these foods exercise the same attractive effect on everyone.
The desire for hyperpalatable foods is something that is wired into us as a survival mechanism. This means that it takes concentrated planning to eat sufficient vegetables each day, but we could effortlessly blow through the recommended upper limits of sodium, fat, and sugar without a second look. Our food culture doesn't help this quandary – the foods that are cheap and highly available play into our natural desire for palatability.
This is why I spent the month of March talking about "Trigger States." Your state of mind – the context of your eating scenarios – will drive the majority of your food decisions. When you are chronically stressed, under-rested, or somehow emotionally over-drawn, the great likelihood is that you will be more drawn to these seductive, hyperpalatable foods.
When you are maxed out, your internal resources and motivation are simply not sufficient to buoy you, and these are the times when most people "act out" with food. Food is a natural soother, and at those times when you're burned out – at night, after work, for example – food seems like a viable shortcut to serenity.
This is why I am so rigorous with my clients when it comes to cultivating better balance and stress management techniques. It's not about about having the "perfect diet" or the "right exercise plan." Instead, when my clients can nail the basics of self-care – sleeping sufficiently, tending to relationships, and developing self-management habits – hyperpalatable foods lose some of their power.
So How Should We Deal with Trigger Foods?
We start with stress management and overall lifestyle, but at some point, we have to be realistic about the fact that foods that are high in calories, fat, starch, and salt should not make up the foundation of our diets.
To make sure that we don't slip back into overlaying moral qualities onto food and eating behaviors, let's use an analogy: spending.
Despite the fact that using a budget is extremely similar to practicing sensible eating strategies, spending habits rarely get caught in the shameful, toxic crossfire of moral values that besets eating.
Most people agree that it not a good recipe for financial health to spend more than you make. Moreover, you want your money to go as far as possible, maximizing both your present and future quality of life.
If you have a $2000/month budget, for example, it is immaterial whether you choose to spend $500/month or $700/month on rent, as long as your budget is balanced. Basic budgeting principles would recommend certain percentages, but it's only a guide, as long as the numbers all shake out in the end and all obligations are met. Of course, if you choose to spend $1800 of your budget on entertainment each month, your money will not go very far, so that is obviously not recommended.
But we often do not exercise the same neutral logic when it comes to food.
The problem is that – because of the cultural and emotional load that we carry around food and weight – we don't pause to think about the problem in a logical, self-caring way. Instead, we often bounce between entitlement ("I deserve this!") to shame ("Why do I mess this up every time?").
Can you think of "trigger foods" for yourself? The ones that are difficult to stop eating once you've started?
Is it possible that – instead of demonizing them – they should simply make up a very small part of your caloric budget? That you should buy, store, and distribute them in ways that are safeguarded against overeating, because you know yourself?
Small shifts in thinking like this can make a tremendous difference in our level of ease with both food, and with ourselves.
Finally, sometimes it's okay to completely cut out a food. It's not restrictive or self-punishing. If it's not contributing to your quality of life, you can experiment with eliminating it from your diet. But it's important that you maintain an attitude of – as a friend of mine puts it – "humble curiosity." Developing a healthy course of eating for yourself is a journey that has curves along the way, and sometimes you can't see around the corner. You can always say, "For now, I'm not eating fried foods." or, "I'm experimenting with cutting out sugar." You don't know how you'll feel a year from now, but you know that right now this food is not doing you any good, and you feel comfortable living without it.
No food is bad. No food is good.
How do you feel eating this food?
Is this food working with your lifestyle?
What are the results of eating this food?
And then make an individual, informed decision about your eating, taking a step back and looking at your whole food budget.
Last week in "Hormones and Weight Gain: Cortisol, Leptin, and Ghrelin," we talked about how improving your relationship with stress can help manage your hormone balance and your weight.
Which situations make you feel helpless? Which situations feel totally out of your control?
Step 2: What can you do ahead of time to prevent this situation from happening, if possible?
Step 3: What coping skills and self-soothing strategies can you implement during this stressful period to prevent mindless/emotional overeating?


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Sanne Hieltjes epitomises the saying "from humble beginnings to lofty heights". Having grown up in a town with just 55,000 people in the south of Holland, it's a world away from the one she now operates in as Team Manager at the City of Rotterdam and Vice President of the International Federation of Municipal Engineering (IFME), representing Royal Association Stadswerk The Netherlands. But it's clear why she has been a public works mover and shaker for the past decade.
Sanne has held many senior positions in the public sector in the Netherlands. She has been an Adviser and Project Leader in the Ministry for Housing Spatial Planning and Environment, and Project Leader at the Department of Geo-information. And while she is currently on maternity leave from the City of Rotterdam, her 25-strong team maintains Rotterdam's many green spaces, roads and playgrounds.
Growing up in a small town wasn't the main reason she ended up with a career in infrastructure, she says, but she does think it influenced her need to "connect with others and see the world in a broader context" – skills she believes are indispensable to her position at the IFME. "With more than 20 member countries, the IFME's main role is to facilitate the sharing of knowledge across international boundaries," she explains. "Having an understanding of different cultures is essential to that."
City of Rotterdam, Holland.
It's clear that Sanne is a unique thinker. With Masters degrees in International Business, Strategy & Organisation and Public Information Management, she has all the expertise required to be an asset to any organisation. But she is quick to dismiss expertise as the 'X factor' that you need to be an effective public works manager. Rather, she attributes her success to personal qualities such as relatability and flexibility that she says she has developed "living in, and travelling through, Spain, South America and Asia," and even by "conquering a foreign language to work in a bank in Brazil".
Public works' biggest challenge
Sanne will need all of these qualities to tackle what she sees as Europe's (and the world's) most pressing public works challenge – applying sustainability concepts to infrastructure. She also wants to help Rotterdam achieve its Energy Transition Plan by 2050. "With legislative hurdles and public interest in these issues exerting big pressure on public works departments, it's important to strike the right balance between our budgets and what we need to achieve," she says.
To that end, Sanne is a strong advocate of interdepartmental communication within local and precinct government departments. She put this strategy to the test by involving her department in a €233 million ($360 million) City of Rotterdam project to design more COVID-friendly green spaces.
"This project was heavily reliant on the design department rather than maintenance," she says. "But often the different departments of government don't realise when other departments can be useful. I think all major projects should have cross-departmental cooperation, rather than working in silos." It's why Sanne is also a strong supporter of professional memberships such as the IPWEA because they "encourage the helpful sharing of knowledge".
She sees asset management as extremely important for the long-term financial viability of assets, but again takes a fresh approach to this topic. "Of course, when it comes to asset management, we should consider budgets and utility," she says. "But something that we need to learn to do properly is to include a concept of societal wellbeing – to think about how these things will make for a healthier, happier population."
With a young family of her own, Sanne regrets not having a lot of free time to indulge her interest in music and sports, but she says a perfect day off looks like a catch up with friends. Her personal management philosophy is about inspiring people.
"I'm inspired by the people around me, in my workplace, but also the people I see everywhere – like on the street," she says. "Each person has a unique wisdom to impart that I find special. In my role as manager, I don't need to know everything, I just have to inspire my staff to become the best."
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On Tuesday 17 June 2014 Karl Sæbjørn Kjøllesdal will hold a trial lecture on a prescribed topic and defend his thesis for the PhD degree at NHH.
Reforms, where new cost information has been central, have in the last decades been introduced to the public sector.
Accounting researchers have pointed at the repeated contrasts between the claimed logical necessity to implement such reforms and the complex mess of unintended consequences so often generated.
Cost information has a central position in any organization. Healthcare is an important sector in a society. This motivates investigating the design and use of costing systems in hospitals.
This thesis illustrates that national prices do not reflect the local service costs of a university hospital.
The use of national average costs as prices in order to finance complex hospitals, and in particular to allocate resources to units within such hospitals, may thus introduce new dilemmas in the control of the hospital or operative unit.
This made us ask: what is the actual design and use of cost accounting systems in major Nordic hospitals.
We observed that the configuration of cost accounting models in the investigated hospitals varies. Three of four hospitals had costing systems estimating the cost per service. In two of these hospitals the focus in the internal control had been shifted from the use of resources (expense centre) to cost efficiency (standard cost centre).
These two hospitals had also been operating with small surpluses for years. The cause and effect relationship for this is unclear at best. The relationship between a hospital's mix of cost accounting models and the financial results, for example, income should thus be further investigated.
On a more speculative basis we also observed that national financing systems may influence the local design and use of costing systems in hospitals. The relationship between these national allocation models and the hospitals "package" of costing systems should be closer investigated.
The development of the financing system of the Norwegian hospital sector in perspectives of theory and international trends.
Design and use of costing systems in university hospitals: Empirical investigations.


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\subsection*{\centering Abstract}
{Consider three qubits A, B, and C which may be entangled with
each other.  We show that there is
a trade-off between A's entanglement with B and its entanglement
with C.  This relation is expressed
in terms of a measure
of entanglement called the ``tangle,'' which is related to
the entanglement of formation.  Specifically, we show that
 the tangle
between A and B, plus the tangle between A and C, cannot be
greater than the tangle between A and the pair BC.  This
inequality is as strong as it could be, in the sense that
for any values of the tangles satisfying the corresponding
equality, one can find a quantum state consistent with those
values.  Further exploration of this result leads to a
definition of the ``three-way tangle'' of the system,
which is invariant under permutations of the qubits.  }

\vfill

PACS numbers: 03.65.Bz, 89.70.+c\vfill

\newpage

Quantum entanglement has rightly been the subject of much
study in recent years as a potential resource
for communication and information processing.
As with other resources such
as free energy and information,
one would like to have a quantitative theory of
entanglement giving specific rules about how it can
and cannot be manipulated; indeed such a theory
has begun to be developed.
The first step in building the theory has been to quantify
entanglement itself.  In the last few years a number of
entanglement measures
for bipartite states have been introduced
and analyzed [1--7],
the one most relevant to the present work
being the ``entanglement of formation'' \cite{entmeasures},
which is intended to
quantify the amount of quantum communication required to create a
given state.  In the present paper we draw on some of the earlier
work on entanglement
of formation \cite{Hill,Wootters} in order to explore another basic
quantitative question:
To what extent does entanglement between two objects limit
their entanglements with other objects?

Unlike classical correlations, quantum entanglement cannot be
freely shared among many objects.  For example,
given a triple of spin-$\frac{1}{2}$ particles
A, B and C, if particle A is fully
entangled with particle B, {\em e.g.},
if they are in the singlet state
$\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|\hspace{-0.7mm}\uparrow\downarrow\rangle
- |\hspace{-0.7mm}\downarrow\uparrow\rangle )$,
then particle A cannot be simultaneously entangled
with particle C.  (If A were
entangled with C, then the pair AB would also be entangled
with C and would therefore have a mixed-state density matrix,
whereas the singlet state is pure.)  One expects that a less
extreme form of this restriction should also hold: if A is
{\em partly} entangled with B, then A can have only a limited
entanglement with C.  The first goal
of this paper is to verify this intuition and express it
quantitatively.  We will see that the restriction
on the sharing of entanglement takes a particularly elegant
form in terms of a measure of entanglement called the ``tangle,''
which is closely related to the entanglement of formation.
Further analysis of this result will lead us naturally to
a quantity that measures a three-way entanglement
of the system and is invariant under all permutations
of the particles \cite{multi}.

The present work is related to recent work
on the characterization of multiparticle
states in terms of invariants under local
transformations [9--12]; indeed, both the
tangle and our measure of three-way entanglement are
invariants in this sense.  Our work is also related to research
exploring the connection between
entanglement and cloning [13--17].
An example along these lines was studied by
Bru\ss, who asked, in the case of a singlet
pair AB, to what extent particle B's
entanglement with particle A can be shared symmetrically
and isotropically
with a third particle, for a purpose such as teleportation
where isotropy is desired \cite{Bruss}.
Our investigation is similar in spirit to that of Bru\ss \,
but has a different focus in that we are
looking for a general law governing the
splitting or sharing
of entanglement; thus, for example, we make no assumptions
about the symmetry of the system.
Some of the results presented here have been mentioned in
a recent paper by one of us \cite{Royal}, but the proofs
and most of the
details and observations have not been previously published.
In this paper we confine our attention to binary
quantum objects (qubits) such as spin-$\frac{1}{2}$
particles---we will use the generic basis labels $|0\rangle$
and $|1\rangle$ rather than $|\hspace{-0.1cm}\uparrow\rangle$ and
$|\hspace{-0.1cm}\downarrow\rangle$---but the same questions
could be raised
for larger objects.

We begin by defining the tangle.  Let A and B be a pair of
qubits, and let the density matrix of the pair be $\rho_{AB}$, which
may be pure or mixed.  We define the ``spin-flipped'' density
matrix to be
\begin{equation}
\tilde{\rho}_{AB} =
(\sigma_y \otimes \sigma_y) \rho^*_{AB} (\sigma_y \otimes \sigma_y),
\end{equation}
where the asterisk denotes complex conjugation in the standard
basis
$\{|00\rangle$, $|01\rangle$, $|10\rangle, |11\rangle\}$
and $\sigma_y$ expressed in the same basis is the matrix
$\mtx{cc}{0&{-i}\\i&0}$.
As both $\rho_{AB}$ and $\tilde{\rho}_{AB}$ are positive operators,
it follows that the product $\rho_{AB} \tilde{\rho}_{AB}$, though
non-Hermitian, also has only real and non-negative eigenvalues.
Let the
square roots of these eigenvalues,
in decreasing order, be $\lambda_1$, $\lambda_2$, $\lambda_3$,
and $\lambda_4$.  Then the tangle of the density matrix $\rho_{AB}$
is defined as
\begin{equation}
\tau_{AB} =
[{\rm max}\{\lambda_1 - \lambda_2 -\lambda_3 -\lambda_4,0\}]^2.
\label{tau}
\end{equation}
For the special case in which the state of AB is pure, the matrix
$\rho_{AB} \tilde{\rho}_{AB}$ has only one non-zero eigenvalue, and
one can show that $\tau_{AB}=4\det \rho_{A}$, where $\rho_{A}$
is the density matrix of qubit A, that is, the trace of $\rho_{AB}$
over qubit B.

It is by no means obvious from the definition that the tangle
is a measure of entanglement for mixed states.
This interpretation comes from
previous work, in which a specific connection is established
between the tangle and
the entanglement of formation of a pair of qubits \cite{Wootters}.
For the purpose of this paper it is sufficient to note that
$\tau = 0$ corresponds to an unentangled state, $\tau = 1$
corresponds to a completely entangled state, and
the entanglement of formation is a
monotonically increasing function of $\tau$.\footnote{The
entanglement of formation is given by
$E=h(\frac{1}{2} + \frac{1}{2}\sqrt{1-\tau})$, where
$h$ is the binary entropy function
$h(x)= -x\log x -(1-x)\log (1-x)$.}
(The earlier work did not define the tangle
{\em per se} but rather the ``concurrence,''
which is simply the square root of the tangle.  It is with some
hesitation that we introduce the new term ``tangle'' here instead
of speaking of the square of the concurrence.  However,
for our present purpose the tangle does seem to be the more natural
measure to use, and the discussion is significantly
simplified by introducing this term.)
At present,
the tangle is defined only for a pair of qubits,
not for higher-dimensional systems.

We now turn to the first problem of this paper: given a pure
state of three qubits A, B, and C, how is the tangle between
A and B related to the tangle between A and C?
For this special case---a pure state of three
qubits---the formula for the tangle
simplifies: each pair of qubits, being
entangled with only one other qubit in a joint pure state,
is described by a density matrix having
at most two non-zero eigenvalues.  It follows that the
product $\rho_{AB} \tilde{\rho}_{AB}$ also has only
two non-zero eigenvalues.  We can use this fact and
Eq.~(\ref{tau}) to write the
following inequality for the tangle $\tau_{AB}$ between
A and B.
\begin{eqnarray}
\tau_{AB} & = & (\lambda_1 - \lambda_2)^2
 = {\lambda_1}^2 + {\lambda_2}^2 - 2\lambda_1 \lambda_2
 \nonumber\\
 & = & {\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB}) -
2\lambda_1 \lambda_2
          \le {\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB}).
  \label{2lambdas}
\end{eqnarray}
Here $\rho_{AB}$ is the density matrix of the pair AB, obtained from
the original pure state by tracing over qubit C.
Eq.~(\ref{2lambdas})
and the analogous equation for $\tau_{AC}$ allow us to bound the sum
$\tau_{AB} + \tau_{AC}$:
\begin{equation}
\tau_{AB} + \tau_{AC} \le
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB}) +
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AC}\tilde{\rho}_{AC}).   \label{tautau}
\end{equation}
The next paragraph is devoted to evaluating
the right-hand side of this inequality.

Let us express the pure state $|\xi\rangle$
of the three-qubit system
in the standard basis $\{|ijk\rangle \}$, where each
index takes the values 0 and 1:
\begin{equation}
|\xi\rangle = \sum_{ijk} a_{ijk}|ijk \rangle.
\end{equation}
In terms of the coefficients $a_{ijk}$, we can write
${\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB})$ as
\begin{equation}
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB})
=\sum a_{ijk}a^*_{mnk}\epsilon_{mm^\prime}\epsilon_{nn^\prime}
a^*_{m^\prime n^\prime p}a_{i^\prime j^\prime p}
\epsilon_{i^\prime i}\epsilon_{j^\prime j},
\end{equation}
where $\epsilon_{01}=-\epsilon_{10}=1$ and
$\epsilon_{00}=\epsilon_{11}=0$ and the sum is over all the
indices.  We now replace the product
$\epsilon_{nn^\prime}\epsilon_{j^\prime j}$ with the
equivalent expression
$\delta_{nj^\prime}\delta_{n^\prime j}-
\delta_{nj}\delta_{n^\prime j^\prime}$, and in the first of
the two resulting terms (that is, the one associated with
$\delta_{nj^\prime}\delta_{n^\prime j}$)
we perform a similar substitution for
$\epsilon_{mm^\prime}\epsilon_{i^\prime i}$.  These substitutions
directly give us
\begin{equation}
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB}) = 2\det {\rho_A}
-{\rm Tr} (\rho_B^2) + {\rm Tr} (\rho_C^2), \label{dettr}
\end{equation}
where $\rho_A$, $\rho_B$, and $\rho_C$ are the 2x2 density
matrices of the individual qubits.  Because each of these
matrices has unit trace, we can rewrite Eq.~(\ref{dettr})
as
\begin{equation}
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB}) =
2(\det{\rho_A} + \det {\rho_B} - \det {\rho_C}).
\end{equation}
By symmetry we must also have
\begin{equation}
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AC}\tilde{\rho}_{AC}) =
2(\det {\rho_A} + \det {\rho_C} - \det {\rho_B}).
\end{equation}
Summing these last two equations, we finally get a simple expression
for the right-hand side of Eq.~(\ref{tautau}), namely,
\begin{equation}
{\rm Tr} (\rho_{AB}\tilde{\rho}_{AB})
+ {\rm Tr} (\rho_{AC}\tilde{\rho}_{AC}) = 4\det {\rho_A}. \label{trdet}
\end{equation}
Eqs.~(\ref{tautau}) and (\ref{trdet}) give us our first main result:
\begin{equation}
\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} \le 4\det\rho_A. \label{first}
\end{equation}

We can interpret the right-hand side of Eq.~(\ref{first}) as follows.
Thinking of the pair BC as a single object, it makes sense to
speak of the tangle between qubit A and the pair BC,
because, even though
the state space of BC is
four-dimensional, only two of those dimensions
are necessary to
express the pure state $|\xi\rangle$ of ABC.  (The two necessary
dimensions are those spanned by the two eigenstates of $\rho_{BC}$
that have non-zero eigenvalues.  That there are only two such eigenvalues
follows from the fact that A is only a qubit.)
We may thus treat A and BC, at least for this purpose,
as a pair of qubits, and
so the tangle is well defined.  In fact this tangle
$\tau_{A(BC)}$
is simply $4\det{\rho_A}$ as we have mentioned before.  We
can therefore rewrite our result as
\begin{equation}
\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} \le \tau_{A(BC)}.  \label{3taus}
\end{equation}
Informally, Eq.~(\ref{3taus}) can be expressed as follows.  Qubit
A has a certain amount of entanglement with the pair BC.
This amount bounds A's entanglement with qubits B and C
taken individually, and the part of the entanglement
that is devoted to qubit B (as measured by the tangle)
is not available to qubit C.

We will say more shortly about the case of three qubits in a pure
state, but at this point it is worth mentioning a generalization
to mixed states.  If ABC is in a mixed state $\rho$, then
$\tau_{A(BC)}$ is not defined, because all four dimensions of
BC might be involved, but we can define a related
quantity $\tau^{min}_{A(BC)}$ via the following prescription.
Consider all possible
pure-state decompositions of the state $\rho$, that is, all
sets $\{(\psi_i,p_i)\}$ such that $\rho = \sum_i p_i
|\psi_i\rangle\langle\psi_i|$.
For each of these decompositions, one can compute the average
value of $\tau_{A(BC)}$:
\begin{equation}
\langle \tau_{A(BC)} \rangle = \sum_i p_i \tau_{A(BC)}(\psi_i).
\end{equation}
The minimum of this average over all decompositions of $\rho$ is
what we take to be $\tau^{min}_{A(BC)}(\rho)$.
The following analogue of Eq.~(\ref{3taus}) then holds for mixed
states:
\begin{equation}
\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} \le \tau^{min}_{A(BC)}.  \label{mixed}
\end{equation}
To prove this, consider the pure
states $|\psi_i\rangle$ belonging to an
optimal decomposition of $\rho$, that is, a decomposition that
minimizes
$\langle\tau_{A(BC)}\rangle$.  We can write our basic inequality,
Eq.~(\ref{3taus}), for each such pure state and then
average both sides
of the inequality over the whole decomposition.  The right-hand
side of the resulting inequality is $\tau^{min}_{A(BC)}(\rho)$,
which is what we want on the right-hand side.
On the left-hand
side we have two terms: (i) the average of the tangle between A and B
over a set of mixed states whose {\em average} is $\rho_{AB}$
({\em i.e.}, ${\rm Tr}_C (\rho)$), and (ii) the
average of the tangle between A and C over a set of
mixed states whose average is
$\rho_{AC}$.  It is a fact that the tangle is a
{\em convex} function on the set of density matrices.\footnote{It
follows from Ref.~\cite{Wootters} that the concurrence is a
convex non-negative function on the set of density matrices for
two qubits.  The tangle, being the square of the
concurrence, is therefore also convex.}  That is, the average of
the tangles is greater than or equal to the tangle of the average.
In this case the tangles of the averages are $\tau_{AB} =
\tau(\rho_{AB})$
and $\tau_{AC}=\tau(\rho_{AC})$.  The sum of these two tangles must
thus be less than or equal to $\tau^{min}_{A(BC)}(\rho)$, which is
what we wanted to prove.

Returning to the case of pure states, one may wonder how tight
the inequality (\ref{3taus}) is.  Could one find, for example, a
more stringent bound of the same form, based on a different measure
of entanglement?  To address this question, consider
the following pure state of ABC:
\begin{equation}
|\phi\rangle = \alpha |100\rangle + \beta |010\rangle + \gamma
|001\rangle,
\label{phi}
\end{equation}
where the three positions in the kets refer to qubits A, B, and C
in that order.
For this state, one finds that $\tau_{AB}=4|\alpha|^2|\beta|^2$,
$\tau_{AC}=4|\alpha|^2|\gamma|^2$,
and $\tau_{A(BC)}=4|\alpha|^2(|\beta|^2+|\gamma|^2)$.  Thus the
inequality
(\ref{3taus}) becomes in this case an equality:
$\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} = \tau_{A(BC)}$.  This example shows that for
any values of the tangles satisfying this equality, there is
a quantum
state that is consistent with those values.

Now let $T(\tau)$ be a monotonically
increasing function of $\tau$ that we might propose as an
alternative
measure of entanglement.  For simplicity let us
assume that $T(0)=0$ and $T(1)=1$.
Because of the above example, $T$ could
satisfy the inequality
$T_{AB} + T_{AC} \le T_{A(BC)}$ only if
$T(x) + T(y) \le T(x+y)$ for all non-negative $x$ and $y$
such that $x+y \le 1$.  Suppose $T$ has this property.
Then could there exist some quantum state for which
$T_{AB} + T_{AC} = T_{A(BC)}$ but $\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} <
\tau_{A(BC)}$?
That is, could $T$ yield an equality for some state for which
$\tau$ gives only an inequality?
The answer is no, because if $\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC} < \tau_{A(BC)}$,
then $T_{AB} + T_{AC}$ = $T(\tau_{AB}) + T(\tau_{AC}) \le
T(\tau_{AB}+\tau_{AC}) < T(\tau_{A(BC)}) = T_{A(BC)}$.  Moreover,
the only way $T$ can match $\tau$ in those cases where $\tau$
gives an equality is for $T$ to be equal to $\tau$.  In this sense,
$\tau$ is an optimal measure of entanglement with respect to
the inequality given in Eq.~(\ref{3taus}).  Note, however,
that the above argument applies only to functions of $\tau$.
There could in principle be other measures of entanglement
that are not
functions of $\tau$ that could make an equal claim to
optimality.

The entanglement of formation is a function of $\tau$, but
it is a concave function and therefore does not
satisfy an inequality of the form of Eq.~(\ref{3taus}).
Consider, for example, the state $\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}
|100\rangle + \frac{1}{2}|010\rangle + \frac{1}{2}|001\rangle$.
One finds that the relevant entanglements of formation are
$E_{AB} = 0.601$, $E_{AC} = 0.601$, and $E_{A(BC)} = 1$.
Thus, contrary to what one might expect, the
sum of the entanglements
of formation between A and the separate qubits B and C is
greater than 1 ``ebit,'' despite the fact that
one can reasonably regard 1 ebit as the
entanglement capacity of a single qubit.  This is not a paradox;
it simply shows us that entanglement of formation does not exhibit
this particular kind of additivity.  (This sense of ``additivity''
should not be confused with the additivity of entanglement when one
combines pairs to make larger systems\cite{Wootters}.
It is not known whether
entanglement of formation satisfies the
latter notion of additivity.)

We have just seen that there are some states for which
the inequality (\ref{3taus}) becomes an equality.  Of course
there are other states for which the inequality is strict.
As we will see, it turns out to be
very interesting to consider the {\em difference}
between the two sides of Eq.~(\ref{3taus}).  This difference
can be thought of as the amount of entanglement between A and
BC that {\em cannot} be accounted for by the
entanglements of A with B and C separately.  In the following
paragraphs we refer to this quantity as the ``residual tangle.''

Let the system ABC be in a pure state $|\xi\rangle$,
and as before, let
the components of $|\xi\rangle$ in the standard basis be $a_{ijk}$:
\begin{equation}
|\xi\rangle = \sum_{ijk}a_{ijk}|ijk\rangle.
\end{equation}
According to Eqs.~(\ref{2lambdas}) and (\ref{trdet})
and the discussion following
Eq.~(\ref{first}), the residual tangle is equal to
\begin{equation}
\tau_{A(BC)} - \tau_{AB} - \tau_{AC} =
2(\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2 + \lambda^{AC}_1\lambda^{AC}_2),
\end{equation}
where $\lambda^{AB}_1$ and $\lambda^{AB}_2$ are the square roots of
the two eigenvalues of $\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$, and
$\lambda^{AC}_1$ and $\lambda^{AC}_2$ are defined similarly.
We now derive an explicit expression for the residual tangle
in terms of the coefficients $a_{ijk}$.

We focus first on the product
$\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2$.  This product can almost be
interpreted as the square root of the determinant of
$\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$.  But
$\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$ is an operator acting on a
four-dimensional space, and two of its eigenvalues are zero;
so its determinant is also zero.  However, if we consider
the action of $\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$ only on its
{\em range}, then
$\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2$ {\em will be} the square root of
the determinant of this restricted transformation.

The range of $\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$ is spanned by
the two vectors $|v_0\rangle = \sum_{ij}a_{ij0}|ij0\rangle$ and
$|v_1\rangle = \sum_{ij}a_{ij1}|ij1\rangle$.  (These vectors
also span the range of $\rho_{AB}$.)  To examine the
action of $\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$ on this subspace, we
consider its effect on vectors of the form $x|v_1\rangle
+y|v_2\rangle \equiv \mtx{c}{x\\y}$.  This effect is given by
\begin{equation}
\mtx{c}{x^\prime \\ y^\prime} = R \mtx{c}{x\\y},
\end{equation}
where $R$ is a 2x2 matrix.  The product
$\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2$
is the square root of the determinant of $R$.
One finds that
\begin{equation}
R_{ij} = \sum a_{klj}a^*_{mni}\sigma_{mp}
\sigma_{nq}a^*_{pqr}a_{str}\sigma_{sk}\sigma_{tl},
\end{equation}
where the sum is over all repeated indices.
(We have ordered the factors so as to suggest the expression
$\rho_{AB}{\tilde{\rho}}_{AB}$ from which $R$ is derived.)
Taking the determinant of $R$ involves somewhat tedious but
straightforward algebra, with the following result:
\begin{equation}
\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2 = \sqrt{\det R} = |d_1 - 2d_2 + 4d_3|,
\end{equation}
where
\begin{eqnarray}
d_1 & = & a^2_{000}a^2_{111}+a^2_{001}a^2_{110}+
      a^2_{010}a^2_{101}+a^2_{100}a^2_{011};
      \nonumber \\
d_2 & = & a_{000}a_{111}a_{011}a_{100} +
    a_{000}a_{111}a_{101}a_{010} +
    a_{000}a_{111}a_{110}a_{001} \\
    & + & a_{011}a_{100}a_{101}a_{010} +
    a_{011}a_{100}a_{110}a_{001} +
    a_{101}a_{010}a_{110}a_{001}; \nonumber \\
d_3 & = & a_{000}a_{110}a_{101}a_{011} +
    a_{111}a_{001}a_{010}a_{100}.  \nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
We can get a mental picture of this expression by imagining the
eight coefficients $a_{ijk}$ attached to the corners of a cube.
Then each term appearing
in $d_1$, $d_2$, or $d_3$ is a product of four of the coefficients
$a_{ijk}$ such that the ``center of mass'' of the four
is at the center of the cube.  Such configurations fall into three
classes:
those in which the four coefficients lie on a body diagonal and each
one is used twice
($d_1$); those in which
they lie on a diagonal plane ($d_2$), and those in which they lie
on the vertices of a tetrahedron ($d_3$).  Within each category,
all the possible configurations are given the same weight.

This picture immediately yields an interesting fact: the quantity
$\lambda^{AB}_1\lambda^{AB}_2$ is invariant under permutations of the
qubits.  (A permutation of qubits corresponds to a reflection or
rotation of the cube, but each $d_i$ is invariant under such
actions.)
This means in particular that we need not carry out a separate
calculation
to find $\lambda^{AC}_1\lambda^{AC}_2$, since we know
we will get the
same result.  We can now therefore write down an expression for
the residual tangle:
\begin{equation}
\tau_{A(BC)} - \tau_{AB} - \tau_{AC} = 4|d_1 - 2d_2 + 4d_3|.
\label{residual}
\end{equation}
Note that the
residual tangle does not depend on which qubit one takes as the
``focus'' of the construction.  In our calculations we have focused
on entanglements with qubit A, but if we had chosen qubit B instead,
we would have found that
\begin{equation}
\tau_{B(CA)} - \tau_{BC} - \tau_{BA} = 4|d_1 - 2d_2 + 4d_3|.
\end{equation}
The residual tangle thus represents a collective property
of the three qubits that is unchanged by permutations; it is really
a kind of three-way tangle.  If we call this quantity $\tau_{ABC}$,
we can summarize the main results of this paper in the following
equation.
\begin{equation}
\tau_{A(BC)} = \tau_{AB} + \tau_{AC} + \tau_{ABC}. \label{final}
\end{equation}
In words, the tangle of A with BC is the sum of
its tangle with B, its tangle with C, and the essential
three-way tangle of the triple.  As an example,
consider the Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger state
$\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|000\rangle + |111\rangle)$ \cite{GHZ}.
For this state the
tangle of each qubit with the rest of the system is 1,
the three-way tangle is also 1, and
all the pairwise tangles are zero (the qubits in each pair
are classically correlated but not entangled).
Thus Eq.~(\ref{final}) in this case
becomes $1 = 0 + 0 + 1$.

Finally, we note that the expression for $\tau_{ABC}$ in terms of
$d_1$, $d_2$, and $d_3$ [Eq.~(\ref{residual})]
can be rewritten, after a little more
algebra, in a more standard form:
\begin{equation}
\tau_{ABC} = 2\bigg|\sum a_{ijk}a_{i^\prime j^\prime m}
a_{npk^\prime}a_{n^\prime p^\prime m^\prime}
\epsilon_{ii^\prime}\epsilon_{jj^\prime}\epsilon_{kk^\prime}
\epsilon_{mm^\prime}\epsilon_{nn^\prime}\epsilon_{pp^\prime}
\bigg|,
\end{equation}
where the sum is over all the indices.  This
form does not immediately reveal the invariance of $\tau_{ABC}$
under permutations of the qubits, but the invariance
is there nonetheless.

It would be very interesting to know which of the results
of this paper generalize
to larger objects or to larger collections of objects.
At this point it is not
clear how one might begin to generalize this approach to qutrits
or higher
dimensional objects, because the spin-flip operation seems peculiar
to qubits.  On the other
hand, it appears very likely that at least some of these results
can be
extended to larger collections of qubits.  The one solid piece of
evidence we can offer is the existence of a generalization of
the state $|\phi\rangle$ of Eq.~(\ref{phi}) to $n$ qubits:
\begin{equation}
|\phi\rangle = \alpha_1|100\ldots0\rangle+\alpha_2|010\ldots0\rangle+
\alpha_3|001\ldots0\rangle+\cdots+\alpha_n|000...1\rangle.
\end{equation}
One can show that for this state, the following equality holds.
\begin{equation}
\tau_{12}+\tau_{13}+\cdots+\tau_{1n} = \tau_{1(23\ldots n)},
\end{equation}
where the qubits are now labeled by numbers rather than letters.
We are willing to conjecture that the corresponding inequality,
analogous to Eq.~(\ref{3taus}), is valid for all pure states
of $n$ qubits.

This work was supported in part by the National Science Foundation's
Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.  WKW is
grateful for the support and hospitality of the
Isaac Newton Institute.  We would also like to thank
Tony Sudbery and Noah Linden for discussions that helped streamline the
derivation of Eq.~(\ref{first}).

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Consider working with a professional counselor to deal with the changes in your life.
Be sure your cancer team has a list of all the drugs you are taking before antidepressants are started.
Expect antidepressants to take at least 2 to 4 weeks to work. Sometimes, stimulant drugs are used during this time to relieve symptoms.
Let your cancer team know if you have side effects after starting an antidepressant.
Avoid alcohol while on an antidepressant unless you check with your cancer team.
Find out if the antidepressant causes drowsiness before you try to drive.
Do not suddenly stop taking the antidepressant medicine.
Gently invite the patient to talk about their fears and concerns.
Do not force the patient to talk before they are ready.
Listen carefully without judging the patient's feelings or your own. It's OK to point out and disagree with self-defeating thoughts.
Decide together what you can do to support each other.
Don't try to reason with the person if fear, anxiety, or depression is severe. Talk with the cancer team about medicines and other kinds of help.
If needed, help make the appointment for evaluation or treatment and take or go with the patient.
Engage the person in activities they enjoy.
If the patient starts antidepressants, encourage them to continue treatment until symptoms improve (which may take 2 to 4 weeks). Talk to the person who prescribed the medicine about different treatment if symptoms don't improve by then.
Reassure the depressed person that with time and treatment, they'll begin to feel better.
Keep in mind that caregivers can also become depressed. All these suggestions may be used for caregivers, too.
Take time to care for yourself. Spend time with friends or doing things you enjoy.
Consider getting support for yourself through groups or one-on-one counseling.
© 2018 American Cancer Society. All rights reserved. Retrieved from https://www.cancer.org/treatment/treatments-and-side-effects/physical-side-effects/changes-in-mood-or-thinking/depression.html October 27, 2018. Reprinted with permission.


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