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Decoupling for Schatten class operators in the setting of quantum harmonic analysis
We introduce the notion of decoupling for operators, and prove an equivalence between classical decoupling for functions and decoupling for operators on bounded sets in . We also show that the equivalence depends only on the bounded set and not on the values of nor on the partition of . The proof relies on a quantum version of Wiener's division lemma.