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Julian Schwinger Centennial Conference

Manifest non-locality in quantum mechanics, quantum field theory and quantum gravity

Laurent Freidel, Robert G. Leigh, Djordje Minić

Published Dec 1, 2019• 1 citation
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10.1142/9789811213144_0004

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This thesis is about probing aspects of the foundations of quantum mechanics. Firstly, two notions of quantum nonlocality are explored: EPR-steering, the ability to control a remote quantum state, and Bell nonlocality, the inconsistency of a theory with local causality. A necessary and sufficient witness of Einstein-Podolsky- Rosen (EPR) steering is derived for a two qubit system employing only correlations between two arbitrary dichotomic measurements on each party. It is demonstrated that all states that are EPR-steerable with such correlations are also Bell nonlocal, a surprising equivalence between these two fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics. Next, testing modifications of the quantum mechanical canonical commutation relations is addressed. These are properties of some quantum gravity theories that involve an effective minimal length. It is shown that optomechanical probes of position noise spectrum of macroscopic oscillators can produce constraints on these theories. A comparison with current and future realistic experiments reveals the potential to beat constraints from direct experiments on elementary particles. Finally, it is studied how such modifications of quantum mechanics manifest in the theory of general continuous quantum position measurements. Several behaviours are found that deviate strongly from that of standard commutation relations.