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Absorption and Fixed Points for Semigroups of Quantum Channels

In the present work we review and refine some results about fixed points of semigroups of quantum channels. Noncommutative potential theory enables us to show that the set of fixed points of a recurrent semigroup is a W*-algebra; aside from the intrinsic interest of this result, it brings an improvement in the study of fixed points by means of absorption operators (a noncommutative generalization of absorption probabilities): under the assumption of absorbing recurrent space (hence allowing non-trivial transient space) we can provide a description of the fixed points set and a probabilistic characterization of when it is a W*-algebra in terms of absorption operators. Moreover we are able to exhibit an example of a recurrent semigroup which does not admit a decomposition of the Hilbert space into orthogonal minimal invariant domains (contrarily to the case of classical Markov chains and positive recurrent semigroups of quantum channels).

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