Bell monogamy
A single Bell's inequality is violated by quantum predictions and demonstrates impossibility of classical-like model beyond quantum statistics. Interestingly, several Bell inequalities often cannot be violated simultaneously--a fact known as Bell monogamy. In this thesis we will formulate a met...
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sg-ntu-dr.10356-632002023-02-28T23:17:38Z Bell monogamy Ng, Kang Feng Tomasz Paterek School of Physical and Mathematical Sciences DRNTU::Science::Physics::Atomic physics::Quantum theory A single Bell's inequality is violated by quantum predictions and demonstrates impossibility of classical-like model beyond quantum statistics. Interestingly, several Bell inequalities often cannot be violated simultaneously--a fact known as Bell monogamy. In this thesis we will formulate a method within graph theory to obtain the Bell monogamy relations from no-signalling principle. We also borrowed the derivation used to obtain the entropic uncertainty relation to re-derive the bound on Bell monogamy relation using the correlation complementarity principle. It is shown that a tighter bound could in principle be obtained using this new derivation. We introduce the notion of elementary monogamy relations and solve completely their existence for bipartite Bell inequalities. We obtain three elementary tripartite Bell monogamy relations from the complementarity principle and we conjecture that there is no finite set of elementary Bell monogamy relations in the multipartite case. Bachelor of Science in Physics 2015-05-11T02:35:43Z 2015-05-11T02:35:43Z 2015 2015 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/63200 en 85 p. application/pdf |
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A single Bell's inequality is violated by quantum predictions and demonstrates impossibility of classical-like model beyond quantum statistics. Interestingly, several Bell inequalities often cannot be violated simultaneously--a fact known as Bell monogamy. In this thesis we will formulate a method within graph theory to obtain the Bell monogamy relations from no-signalling principle. We also borrowed the derivation used to obtain the entropic uncertainty relation to re-derive the bound on Bell monogamy relation using the correlation complementarity principle. It is shown that a tighter bound could in principle be obtained using this new derivation. We introduce the notion of elementary monogamy relations and solve completely their existence for bipartite Bell inequalities. We obtain three elementary tripartite Bell monogamy relations from the complementarity principle and we conjecture that there is no finite set of elementary Bell monogamy relations in the multipartite case. |
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