Quantum statistics in an extended collider coupled to a qubit

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2606.11147v1
• Date: Tue, 09 Jun 2026 17:34:24 GMT
• Title: Quantum statistics in an extended collider coupled to a qubit
• Abstract summary: We investigate the scattering of bosonic wave packets in the presence of post-selection on the impurity state.<n>We show that only a specific benchmark faithfully captures the mutual statistics of the colliding particles.
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• Abstract: Mesoscopic colliders provide an effective platform for probing the mutual statistics of quantum particles. Recent experiments have successfully extracted the mutual statistics of fermions, and more exotic anyons using quantum point contacts (QPCs). Coupling a point-like collider, such as a quantum point contact, to a two-level impurity or qubit can induce statistical transmutation of fermions, causing them to display boson-like bunching tendencies. Here, we extend the analysis to an extended collider. We investigate the scattering of two incoming fermionic and bosonic wave packets in the presence of post-selection on the impurity state, and systematically analyze the possible benchmarks used to characterize bunching and infer the underlying mutual statistics. We show that only a specific benchmark faithfully captures the mutual statistics of the colliding particles, while alternative choices can produce spurious statistical signatures. Hence, the correct benchmark for probing the quantum statistics depends on the intricate details of the mesoscopic collider.

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