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The negativity of randomized graph states is not monotone

Wu, Rossi, Kampermann, Severini, Kwek, Macchiavello and Bruss (arXiv:1403.3828, Section V) ask whether the negativity of a randomized graph state, across any bipartition, increases monotonically with the probability p that each edge is present. It does not: for the complete bipartite graph K_(3,3) and the bipartition into its two parts, the negativity is larger than 1/2 at p = 97/100 and at most 1/2 at p = 1.

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The answer is negative

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