Decoherence with a hidden environment in fully quantum systems produces effective non-Markovian classical-quantum dynamics, valid when the semi-Wigner operator remains positive semidefinite, reducing to Markovian CQ models in the short-memory limit.
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The reduced states of static UDW detectors coupled to a scalar field in alpha-vacua are derived analytically, revealing distinct behaviors of entanglement harvesting for time-like versus space-like separations and superhorizon suppression of quantum discord.
Entanglement through Newtonian potentials does not imply gravitons unless retardation effects are detected.
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Emergence of Non-Markovian Classical-Quantum Dynamics from Decoherence
Decoherence with a hidden environment in fully quantum systems produces effective non-Markovian classical-quantum dynamics, valid when the semi-Wigner operator remains positive semidefinite, reducing to Markovian CQ models in the short-memory limit.
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Entanglement Harvesting and Quantum Discord of Alpha Vacua in de Sitter Space
The reduced states of static UDW detectors coupled to a scalar field in alpha-vacua are derived analytically, revealing distinct behaviors of entanglement harvesting for time-like versus space-like separations and superhorizon suppression of quantum discord.
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When does entanglement through gravity imply gravitons?
Entanglement through Newtonian potentials does not imply gravitons unless retardation effects are detected.