A demonstration that classical gravity does not produce entanglement
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| author | Schneider, Mike D. Huggett, Nick Linnemann, Niels |
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| contents | Once again, dispute has arisen over the interpretation of proposed quantum information theory experiments to probe the quantum nature of gravity by testing for gravitationally induced entanglement (GIE) between two spatially separated massive particles ([2] vs. [16, 17]; further contributions in [11, 13]). The confusion appears to reside in interpreting applications of a Hamiltonian formalism. But classical gravity cannot mediate entanglement on independent grounds. A Newton-Cartan analysis shows that if gravity is classical, a mediator, and entanglement is observed as an outcome of performing a GIE experiment, something other than gravity must have supplied the (virtual) force needed during the experiment to produce the effect. |
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| spellingShingle | A demonstration that classical gravity does not produce entanglement Schneider, Mike D. Huggett, Nick Linnemann, Niels Quantum Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology History and Philosophy of Physics Once again, dispute has arisen over the interpretation of proposed quantum information theory experiments to probe the quantum nature of gravity by testing for gravitationally induced entanglement (GIE) between two spatially separated massive particles ([2] vs. [16, 17]; further contributions in [11, 13]). The confusion appears to reside in interpreting applications of a Hamiltonian formalism. But classical gravity cannot mediate entanglement on independent grounds. A Newton-Cartan analysis shows that if gravity is classical, a mediator, and entanglement is observed as an outcome of performing a GIE experiment, something other than gravity must have supplied the (virtual) force needed during the experiment to produce the effect. |
| title | A demonstration that classical gravity does not produce entanglement |
| topic | Quantum Physics General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology History and Philosophy of Physics |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2511.19242 |