Detecting high-dimensional entanglement with simple measurements
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.02439v1
- Date: Mon, 03 Aug 2026 16:18:47 GMT
- Title: Detecting high-dimensional entanglement with simple measurements
- Abstract summary: We develop a scheme for detecting Schmidt numbers based on sequences of single-qubit observables.<n>We demonstrate how it simplifies setup complexity and successfully detects the maximal (or close-to-maximal) Schmidt number.
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- License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
- Abstract: The standard benchmark for high-dimensional entanglement is the number of dimensions in which entanglement must be present in order to generate the state. This is called the Schmidt number and its detection is usually based on implementing an appropriate set of local basis measurements. However, as quantum technology brings increasingly large physical dimensions within reach, the implementation of such measurements typically becomes more costly. Here, we develop a scheme for detecting Schmidt numbers based only on sequences of single-qubit observables. These measurements are simpler to implement as they require only low-depth quantum circuits. Using up to sixteen-dimensional photonic spatial mode entanglement and multi-plane light conversion technology, we demonstrate how it simplifies setup complexity and successfully detects the maximal (or close-to-maximal) Schmidt number. Our results reveal that simple and more scalable measurements are sufficient to detect high-dimensional entanglement properties.
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