Workshop on the Foundations of Randomness

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  • Eshan Chattopadhyay
چکیده

The non-local correlations obtained by performing measurements on entangled quantum states certify the presence of randomness in the outputs. However, there exist non-local correlations that are (i) supra-quantum, in the sense that give an amount of non-locality higher than in quantum theory, but yet (ii) non-signalling, as they do not allow any form of communication. In the talk, we first compare randomness certification for quantum and general non-signalling correlations, proving that while maximal randomness can be certified in the first, it becomes impossible in the second. Then, we proceed to study the limits for randomness certification using quantum entangled states. We provide upper bounds on the amount of randomness certifiable from a quantum state of a given dimension in the standard Bell scenario involving destructive measurements, and present two strategies saturating the bound for qubits. Finally, we discuss how an unbounded amount of randomness can be certified using sequences of measurements.

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تاریخ انتشار 2015