Multi-Screen Entanglement in Tensorial Quantum Mechanics

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Auteurs principaux: de Ronde, Christian, Mouján, Raimundo Fernández, Massri, César
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author de Ronde, Christian
Mouján, Raimundo Fernández
Massri, César
author_facet de Ronde, Christian
Mouján, Raimundo Fernández
Massri, César
contents In this work we present an invariant-objective formalization of multi screen-entanglement grounded on Tensorial Quantum Mechanics (TQM) [12]. This new tensorial formulation of the theory of quanta -- basically, an extension of Heisenberg's matrix mechanics -- allows not only to escape the many problems present in the current account of multi-partite entanglement grounded on the Dirac-Von Neumann Standard formulation of Quantum Mechanics (SQM) but, more importantly, to consistently represent entanglement phenomena when considering a multiplicity of different screens and detectors.
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spellingShingle Multi-Screen Entanglement in Tensorial Quantum Mechanics
de Ronde, Christian
Mouján, Raimundo Fernández
Massri, César
Quantum Physics
History and Philosophy of Physics
In this work we present an invariant-objective formalization of multi screen-entanglement grounded on Tensorial Quantum Mechanics (TQM) [12]. This new tensorial formulation of the theory of quanta -- basically, an extension of Heisenberg's matrix mechanics -- allows not only to escape the many problems present in the current account of multi-partite entanglement grounded on the Dirac-Von Neumann Standard formulation of Quantum Mechanics (SQM) but, more importantly, to consistently represent entanglement phenomena when considering a multiplicity of different screens and detectors.
title Multi-Screen Entanglement in Tensorial Quantum Mechanics
topic Quantum Physics
History and Philosophy of Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.04397