A factorization framework and two-qubit description allow photon pairs at lepton colliders to be treated as qubits for measuring Bell inequality violation, quantum discord, and nonstabilizerness using Belle data.
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An automated framework in MadGraph5_aMC@NLO computes tree-level production spin-density matrices and quantum observables for generic collider processes, with validation on ttbar and VV and new applications to multi-top final states.
Calculates decoherence from radiation on a Bell-state fermion pair by mapping integrated Altarelli-Parisi splitting functions to Kraus operators of an open quantum system.
Quantum information observables in LHC top quark pair production are modified by SMEFT dimension-6 operators in ways that depend on their CP properties, offering a complementary probe beyond standard observables.
Energetic radiation induces decoherence that significantly reduces entanglement in fermion pairs at colliders, with statistically significant signals observable in ttbar(g) at the LHC and tau pairs at Belle II.
In perturbative relativistic 2→2 scattering the concurrence of the traced-out qubit density matrix depends at leading order on the real part of the inelastic forward amplitude.
Links amplitude positivity to S-matrix entanglement consistency for flavored states, analyzes disentanglers, and introduces wave-packet regularization for entanglement expressions.
Semi-leptonic h to VV* decays retain an effective two-qutrit description for quantum tomography and entanglement after including finite fermion masses and NLO corrections.
Transverse polarization in e+e- collisions generates maximally entangled fermion pairs in QED processes and boosts entanglement in electroweak and Bhabha scattering.
Simulations of pp to tau+ tau- at the LHC with ML neutrino reconstruction show Bell nonlocality above 5 sigma, proposing tau pairs as a new benchmark system for quantum information studies.
SVD-based numerical method reconstructs the two-fold ambiguous tau momenta in pi nu decays and shows entanglement observables remain extractable despite unresolved solutions.
Under mild assumptions, local hidden variable theories become testable at colliders and can be disproved via Bell-like inequalities for muon and tau pairs.
A review summarizing advancements in probing quantum entanglement and Bell inequalities using high-energy particle colliders.
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Quantum Information of Photon Pairs at Lepton Colliders
A factorization framework and two-qubit description allow photon pairs at lepton colliders to be treated as qubits for measuring Bell inequality violation, quantum discord, and nonstabilizerness using Belle data.
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Automated computation of spin-density matrices and quantum observables for collider physics
An automated framework in MadGraph5_aMC@NLO computes tree-level production spin-density matrices and quantum observables for generic collider processes, with validation on ttbar and VV and new applications to multi-top final states.
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Decoherence effects in entangled fermion pairs at colliders
Calculates decoherence from radiation on a Bell-state fermion pair by mapping integrated Altarelli-Parisi splitting functions to Kraus operators of an open quantum system.
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Quantumness of top quark pairs produced at LHC within SMEFT framework
Quantum information observables in LHC top quark pair production are modified by SMEFT dimension-6 operators in ways that depend on their CP properties, offering a complementary probe beyond standard observables.
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Radiation effects on the entanglement of fermion pairs at colliders
Energetic radiation induces decoherence that significantly reduces entanglement in fermion pairs at colliders, with statistically significant signals observable in ttbar(g) at the LHC and tau pairs at Belle II.
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Qubit entanglement from forward scattering
In perturbative relativistic 2→2 scattering the concurrence of the traced-out qubit density matrix depends at leading order on the real part of the inelastic forward amplitude.
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Positivity in Amplitudes and Quantum Entanglement
Links amplitude positivity to S-matrix entanglement consistency for flavored states, analyzes disentanglers, and introduces wave-packet regularization for entanglement expressions.
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Quantum Tomography and Entanglement in Semi-Leptonic $h\to VV^*$ Decays at Higher Orders
Semi-leptonic h to VV* decays retain an effective two-qutrit description for quantum tomography and entanglement after including finite fermion masses and NLO corrections.
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Spin Correlation and Quantum Entanglement of Fermion Pairs in Transversely Polarized $e^-e^+$ Collisions
Transverse polarization in e+e- collisions generates maximally entangled fermion pairs in QED processes and boosts entanglement in electroweak and Bhabha scattering.
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Entanglement and Bell Nonlocality in $\tau^+ \tau^-$ at the LHC using Machine Learning for Neutrino Reconstruction
Simulations of pp to tau+ tau- at the LHC with ML neutrino reconstruction show Bell nonlocality above 5 sigma, proposing tau pairs as a new benchmark system for quantum information studies.
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Revealing the Two-Fold Ambiguity: Tau Momentum Reconstruction and Its Impact on Entanglement Observables
SVD-based numerical method reconstructs the two-fold ambiguous tau momenta in pi nu decays and shows entanglement observables remain extractable despite unresolved solutions.
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Understanding Bell locality tests at colliders
Under mild assumptions, local hidden variable theories become testable at colliders and can be disproved via Bell-like inequalities for muon and tau pairs.
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Particle Collisions & Quantum Entanglement in High-Energy Collisions
A review summarizing advancements in probing quantum entanglement and Bell inequalities using high-energy particle colliders.