Charla en el Workshop on Physics and Information

El lunes pasado fui invitado a dar una charla en el Workshop on Physics and Information que se llevó acabo en el Institut Henri Poincaré de París, ciudad en la que estoy desde Mayo y hasta fin de Julio trabajando con Sophie Laplante, de LIAFA, en temas de no-localidad y quantum communication complexity.

Acá les dejo el título y resumen de la charla:

Consequences of the Physical CTT over experimental setups in quantum physics

We study the limitations that the physical Church-Turing thesis imposes when performing experimental verifications of quantum theory. First, we show that different preparations of the (theoretically) same proper mixed state are distinguishable if computable. Then, we show that using independent PRNGs to choose the inputs for a Bell tests is not enough to observe a proper Bell inequality violation. That is, we give a local model that reproduces any correlations arising from a Bell scenario in which the measurement choices were made following algorithms.

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