Neutrinos, mixed bosons, Quantum Reference Frames and entanglement

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2206.04994v1
• Date: Fri, 10 Jun 2022 11:04:09 GMT
• Title: Neutrinos, mixed bosons, Quantum Reference Frames and entanglement
• Abstract summary: We show that the notion of rest frame for mixed particles, which is classically ill-defined, can be introduced in the context of quantum frames. We display a new form of framedependent entanglement that characterizes reactions involving mixed particles.
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• Abstract: We discuss the relevance of quantum reference frames in the description of mixed particle states. We show that the notion of rest frame for mixed particles, which is classically ill-defined, can be introduced in the context of quantum frames. We discuss the possible phenomenological implications, displaying a new form of framedependent entanglement that characterizes reactions involving mixed particles.

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