Theoretical analysis demonstrates coexistence of nonorthogonal equality supports with Bayesian weak commutativity in quantum estimation, highlighting geometric bounds on optimal quantum measurements.
This preprint studies equality conditions for the Bayesian Nagaoka–Hayashi bound in multiparameter quantum estimation. For an explicit two-parameter, finite-prior, full-rank model in Hilbert-space dimension four over Q(√2), it proves that Bayesian weak commutativity can coexist with two nonorthogonal real-axis Nagaoka equality-support lines of a global NH minimizer. The result follows from a mixed z–z̄ equality-support matrix, exact determinant elimination, root isolation, cofactor geometry, and a reverse-KKT construction, with an eight-test exact replay. A block KKT lift embeds the optimizer geometry in every dimension d ≥ 4. The certified pair cannot occur together in an equality POVM using at most four distinct one-dimensional support lines; the result does not exclude overcomplete POVMs or establish unrestricted NH nonattainability or a strict Bayesian risk gap.
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