Incompatibility assisted Zeno-like confinement enables unbounded sharing of nonlocality

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.04298v1
• Date: Sun, 05 Jul 2026 13:19:32 GMT
• Title: Incompatibility assisted Zeno-like confinement enables unbounded sharing of nonlocality
• Abstract summary: We show that the incompatibility requirements impose nontrivial constraints on the choice of the initial nonlocal state.<n>We show that, in the limit, the nonlocal post-processed states of all the copies are almost identical, leading to a quantum Zeno-like confinement within the nonlocal region.
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• Abstract: To enable sequential sharing of Bell-nonlocality by an unbounded number of copies, each copy must satisfy two requirements. First, the measurements must be incompatible to extract nonlocality. Second, the post-processsed state, obtained as an equal mixture of the two post-measurement states, must remain nonlocal. We show that the incompatibility requirements impose nontrivial constraints on the choice of the initial nonlocal state and the amount of measurement noise required to ensure that the post-processed state remains nonlocal for an unbounded number of copies. We establish this result for two measurement scenarios, namely, when each copy performs unsharp measurements corresponding to a pair of anti-commuting Pauli observables, and when each copy performs probabilistic projective measurements (PPMs) of a pair of anti-commuting Pauli observables. Furthermore, we show that, in the asymptotic limit, the nonlocal post-processed states of all the copies are almost identical, leading to a quantum Zeno-like confinement within the nonlocal region.

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