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Reduced density matrix conjugates the row amplitude · case 02

For 0.6|0> + 0.8i|1> the off-diagonal entry rho[0][1] is +0.48i instead of -0.48i (the transpose).

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Case contract

Input [n, amps, keep]; trace out every qubit except keep (0 = LSB) from the pure state and return {"rho": 2x2 matrix of [re, im] entries with rho[r][c] = sum psi_r psi_c^*, trace-normalized, "purity": sum |rho_rc|^2}, all rounded to 6 decimals.

Why this case matters

Reduced states quantify entanglement and are used in debugging subsystem behavior; index or conjugation slips give non-physical matrices.

One recorded failure

Sample boundary fixture

This sample comes from the broken implementation of a controlled reproducer.

Boundary fixture	Actual	Expected	Outcome
regression: random reduction 2	`{"purity": 0.676383, "rho": [[[0.313851, 0.0], [-0.134578, 0.188226]], [[-0.134578, -0.188226], [0.686149, 0.0]]]}`	`{"purity": 0.676383, "rho": [[[0.313851, 0.0], [-0.134578, -0.188226]], [[-0.134578, 0.188226], [0.686149, 0.0]]]}`	Failed

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