Generalized Entanglement Wedges and the Connected Wedge Theorem

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Main Authors: Arayath, Athira, Pasterski, Sabrina
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Published: 2026
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author Arayath, Athira
Pasterski, Sabrina
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Pasterski, Sabrina
contents We use the framework of generalized entanglement wedges to revisit the connected wedge theorem (CWT). This construction identifies an entanglement wedge associated for any bulk region and allows us to rephrase the CWT in terms of the entanglement entropies of bulk regions. We establish new upper and lower bounds on the mutual information of boundary decision regions in terms of the entropies of certain bulk regions associated with a scattering configuration. We then define new bulk decision regions for which we show that a non-empty scattering configuration implies a connected entanglement wedge. This generalization of the CWT extends to asymptotically flat spacetimes.
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spellingShingle Generalized Entanglement Wedges and the Connected Wedge Theorem
Arayath, Athira
Pasterski, Sabrina
High Energy Physics - Theory
We use the framework of generalized entanglement wedges to revisit the connected wedge theorem (CWT). This construction identifies an entanglement wedge associated for any bulk region and allows us to rephrase the CWT in terms of the entanglement entropies of bulk regions. We establish new upper and lower bounds on the mutual information of boundary decision regions in terms of the entropies of certain bulk regions associated with a scattering configuration. We then define new bulk decision regions for which we show that a non-empty scattering configuration implies a connected entanglement wedge. This generalization of the CWT extends to asymptotically flat spacetimes.
title Generalized Entanglement Wedges and the Connected Wedge Theorem
topic High Energy Physics - Theory
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.22612