A New Definition of Genuine Multipartite Nonlocality

Explore a groundbreaking lecture on genuine multipartite nonlocality in quantum mechanics. Delve into the limitations of conventional nonlocality definitions for two subsystems and discover how Genuine Multipartite NonLocality (GMNL) better captures the potential of quantum mechanics in multipartite systems. Examine the intriguing behavior of GMNL in certain scenarios, where non-GMNL measurement statistics can be transformed into GMNL through event grouping. Learn about the newly introduced LOSR-GMNL definition based on network scenarios and its implications. Investigate the characterization of quantum states exhibiting LOSR-GMNL, including large classes of graph states for arbitrary, prime local dimensions, and states in close proximity. Gain insights into cutting-edge research in quantum information and quantum computing through this comprehensive seminar from the Centrum Fizyki Teoretycznej PAN.