9.2
Considera¸c˜oes Finais
Sabemos hoje que pesquisas relacionadas `a informa¸c˜ao quˆantica e suas aplica¸c˜oes s˜ao ine- vit´aveis, irrevers´ıveis e, principalmente, promissoras. Neste contexto, o entendimento do emara- nhamento quˆantico ´e fundamental. Assim, a proposta de obter um crit´erio de separabilidade e uma descri¸c˜ao matem´atica completa para estados de m´aximo emaranhamento global nos parece bastante relevante.
Al´em disso, acreditamos que a simplicidade dos conceitos e id´eias nos quais se baseiam os resultados obtidos seja um diferencial deste trabalho. Isso decorre da escolha pela utiliza¸c˜ao da fundamenta¸c˜ao matem´atica da teoria da codificac˜ao, j´a estabelecida pela literatura. A an´alise de tal associa¸c˜ao, sob variadas interpreta¸c˜oes pode resultar em muitas outras pesquisas e, conseq¨uentemente, muitas outras contribui¸c˜oes.
Esperamos que este trabalho possa de alguma forma auxiliar essas novas pesquisas e outros pesquisadores que tamb´em se motivem a entender o fenˆomeno da informa¸c˜ao quˆantica e suas aplica¸c˜oes.
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