Taming identical particles for discerning the genuine non-locality
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2002.03784v6
- Date: Fri, 19 Feb 2021 12:09:45 GMT
- Title: Taming identical particles for discerning the genuine non-locality
- Authors: Seungbeom Chin and Jung-Hoon Chun
- Abstract summary: This work provides a comprehensive approach to analyze the entanglement between subsystems generated by identical particles.
We can analyze the non-local properties of identical particles' states in a fundamentally equivalent way to those for non-identical particles.
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- Abstract: This work provides a comprehensive approach to analyze the entanglement
between subsystems generated by identical particles, based on the
symmetric/exterior algebra (SEA) and microcausality. Our method amends the
no-labeling approach (NLA) to quantify any type of identical particles'
entanglement, especially fermions with the parity superselection rule. We can
analyze the non-local properties of identical particles' states in a
fundamentally equivalent way to those for non-identical particles, which is
achieved by the factorizability of the total Hilbert space of identical
particles. This formal correspondence between identical and non-identical
particle systems turns out to be useful for quantifying the non-locality
generated by identical particles, such as the maximal CHSH inequality violation
and the GHJW theorem of identical particles.
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