Pedro Nóbrega Lauand in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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Bell's theorem -- one of the most important results of the foundations of quantum theory and philosophy of science -- states that quantum theory is inconsistent with physical models that obey the local causality hypothesis. Originally, nonlocal aspects of quantum theory were investigated in the seminal scenario proposed in 1935 by Einstein, Podolski, and Rosen, and in direct generalizatio…
Entanglement and Bell nonlocality are intrinsically related concepts, although parts of a complex relationship that still needs better understanding. There are several distinct directions to investigate this relation: one of them is by means of the study of correlations created with entangled quantum systems shared in multipartite networks. In this scenario, one can observe the activation…
Bell's theorem shows that local measurements of an entangled state create nonlocal quantum correlations, a fundamental signature of quantum physics. Bell inequalities provide standard methods to detect such nonlocal correlations, and constitute a powerful toolbox with various applications. More generally, we can see Bell's theorem as the impossibility of providing a classical causal expla…
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