An Unruh-DeWitt detector interacting with a position-superposed BTZ black hole produces outcome probabilities containing a nonclassical contribution that distinguishes quantum superposition from classical mixtures, arising from singularities in the probed spectrum.
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Hermite expansions enable closed-form computation and optimization of entanglement harvesting negativity for arbitrary temporal profiles, increasing harvested entanglement by orders of magnitude beyond second-order perturbation theory.
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Particle detector in a position-superposed black hole spacetime
An Unruh-DeWitt detector interacting with a position-superposed BTZ black hole produces outcome probabilities containing a nonclassical contribution that distinguishes quantum superposition from classical mixtures, arising from singularities in the probed spectrum.
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Optimization of entanglement harvesting with arbitrary temporal profiles: the limit of second order perturbation theory
Hermite expansions enable closed-form computation and optimization of entanglement harvesting negativity for arbitrary temporal profiles, increasing harvested entanglement by orders of magnitude beyond second-order perturbation theory.