Quantum Advantage over Wirings of Nonsignaling Boxes in Multipartite Networks
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.08488v1
- Date: Sun, 07 Jun 2026 07:20:57 GMT
- Title: Quantum Advantage over Wirings of Nonsignaling Boxes in Multipartite Networks
- Abstract summary: We show an explicit four-party behavior that can be achieved with bipartite quantum resources subject to entangled measurements.<n>The argument generalizes: the same separation can be witnessed for K+2 parties with access to K-partite nonlocal resources for any K > 2.
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- Abstract: Quantum-entangled measurements are known to enable multi-party behaviors that are impossible with unentangled measurements on nonlocal resources, even those that are super-quantum and bound only by the no-signaling principle. This advantage can be witnessed by the entanglement swapping protocol, along with corresponding impossibility results for "nonlocality swapping". However, the advantage assumes the absence of pre-existing nonlocal resources shared by the swapped-to parties; it no longer holds if all pairs of parties are allowed to share bipartite nonlocal resources. Here, we consider a resource-theoretic perspective in which bipartite nonclassical resources are free resources that can be shared by any pair of parties in a multipartite network, and ask whether quantum entangled measurements can still provide an advantage over certain basic measurements, known as wirings, of nonsignaling nonlocal resources. We resolve this question in the affirmative by demonstrating an explicit four-party behavior that can be achieved with bipartite quantum resources subject to entangled measurements, and cannot be achieved if the bipartite resources are allowed to be more general nonsignaling nonlocal "boxes" so long as the measurements are restricted to local wirings, even also allowing for globally shared classical randomness. Furthermore, the argument generalizes: the same separation can be witnessed for K+2 parties with access to K-partite nonlocal resources for any K > 2. We also examine these results in different contexts, such as the star network configurations and scenarios not admitting globally shared classical randomness, further enhancing understanding of the capabilities of entangled measurements in multi-party configurations.
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