Parity-oblivious random exclusion codes allow qubits to exceed tight noncontextual bounds for prime symbol sizes, unlike parity-oblivious retrieval, and enable semi-device-independent dimension certification.
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Linear-optical experiment with sequential measurements on single photons violates the KCBS inequality to demonstrate quantum contextuality and robustness to photon loss.
Anomalous heat flow occurs in quantum prepare-transform-measure protocols only when noncontextuality inequalities are violated, for evolution times in (0, τ_c), with analysis of an existing experiment and extension to qutrits.
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Exclusion reshapes the operational manifestation of preparation contextuality
Parity-oblivious random exclusion codes allow qubits to exceed tight noncontextual bounds for prime symbol sizes, unlike parity-oblivious retrieval, and enable semi-device-independent dimension certification.
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Linear-optical test of quantum contextuality with sequential measurements
Linear-optical experiment with sequential measurements on single photons violates the KCBS inequality to demonstrate quantum contextuality and robustness to photon loss.
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Contextuality in anomalous heat flow
Anomalous heat flow occurs in quantum prepare-transform-measure protocols only when noncontextuality inequalities are violated, for evolution times in (0, τ_c), with analysis of an existing experiment and extension to qutrits.