Constructing a Set of Kronecker-Pauli Matrices

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In quantum physics, the choice of basis is crucial for formulation. The generalization of the Pauli matrices via the Kronecker product, known as Pauli strings, is typically restricted to \(2^{n}\) dimensional systems. This paper explores extending this generalization to \(N\)-dimensional systems, where \(N\) is a prime integer, to construct \(N \times N\)-Kronecker-Pauli matrices. We begin by examining the specific cases of \(3 \times 3\) and \(5 \times 5\) Kronecker-Pauli matrices, with the goal of the purpose constructing a set of \(N \times N\)-Kronecker-Pauli matrices for any prime integer \(N\). Another possible method for constructing a set of Kronecker-Pauli matrices is discussed.
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