Could anyone suggest some references that discuss Kraus operators for entanglement degradation of maximally entangled systems?

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Kraus Operators for Entanglement Degradation.

Any quantum operation that is not unitary degrades entanglement when applied to either component of a bipartite system. But sorry; I do not have good references for you for specific quantum channels which have turned out to be especially relevant for applications.

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