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| author | Blasone, Massimo De Siena, Silvio Lambiase, Gaetano Matrella, Cristina Micciola, Bruno |
| author_facet | Blasone, Massimo De Siena, Silvio Lambiase, Gaetano Matrella, Cristina Micciola, Bruno |
| contents | We exploit the complete complementarity relations (CCR) to fully characterize various aspects of quantumness in QED scattering processes at tree level. As a paradigmatic example, we consider Bhabha scattering in two different configurations: in the first case, the initial state is factorized in the spin and we study the generation of entanglement due to the scattering. Then we consider the most general case in which the initial state can be entangled: we find that the scattering generates and distributes quantum information in a non-trivial way among the spin degrees of freedom of the particles, with CCR relations being preserved. An important outcome of our analysis is that maximal entanglement is conserved in the scattering process involving only fermions as input and output states, with a more complex situation if photons are present. |
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| spellingShingle | Complete complementarity relations in tree level QED processes Blasone, Massimo De Siena, Silvio Lambiase, Gaetano Matrella, Cristina Micciola, Bruno Quantum Physics High Energy Physics - Phenomenology High Energy Physics - Theory We exploit the complete complementarity relations (CCR) to fully characterize various aspects of quantumness in QED scattering processes at tree level. As a paradigmatic example, we consider Bhabha scattering in two different configurations: in the first case, the initial state is factorized in the spin and we study the generation of entanglement due to the scattering. Then we consider the most general case in which the initial state can be entangled: we find that the scattering generates and distributes quantum information in a non-trivial way among the spin degrees of freedom of the particles, with CCR relations being preserved. An important outcome of our analysis is that maximal entanglement is conserved in the scattering process involving only fermions as input and output states, with a more complex situation if photons are present. |
| title | Complete complementarity relations in tree level QED processes |
| topic | Quantum Physics High Energy Physics - Phenomenology High Energy Physics - Theory |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.09195 |