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Testing the effects of gravity
and motion on entanglement
Ivette Fuentes- University of Vienna
Relativistic quantum information and metrology
Current Postdocs Luis Cortés Barbado Richard Howl Former Postdocs Antony Lee Andrzej Dragan Carlos Sabín Mehdi Ahmadi Angela White Jason Doukas Current PhD students Tupac Bravo Ibarra Karishma Hathlia Maximilian Lock Dominik Šafránek Jan Kohlrus Ana Lucia Baez
Former Msc students Richard Howl Former PhD students Nicolai Friis Antony Lee project student Kevin Truong Bartosz Regula
entanglement
entangled pair
• Practical aspects (necessary corrections) • Innovation: new technologies • Fundamental aspects
The quantum era is reaching relativistic regimes
Real world experiments
Real world experiments 144 km
Space-QUEST project: distribute entanglement from the International Space Station.
X.-S. Ma, et. al Nature 2012
First quantum transmission sent through space
2600 km
Vallone et. al arXiv:1406.4051 2014
Future experiments
Space-QUEST project: distribute entanglement from the International Space Station.
Space Optical Clock project QUANTUS: quantum gases in microgravity STE-QUEST: Space-Time Explorer and Quantum Equivalence Principle Space Test
GPS:
At these regimes relativity kicks in!
Relativistic regimes
What are the effects of gravity and motion on quantum properties?
On earth: Dynamical Casimir effect
Testing QFT: particle creation by a moving boundary
Relativistic effects in quantum fields Currently: Experiments on implementing gates through relativistic motion
Delsing’s group at Chalmers University
Precision
NIST Pair of Aluminum Atomic Clocks Reveal Einstein's Relativity at a Personal Scale
One clock keeps time to within 1 second in about 3.7 billion years
Quantum field theory in curved spacetime
• Classical spacetime+ quantum fields • Incorporates Lorentz invariance • Combines quantum mechanics with
relativity at scales reachable by near-future experiments
Quantum communications go relativistic
teleportation and cryptography are affected by motion corrections: local rotations and trip planning Earth-based demonstration: superconducting circuits
Friis, Lee, Truong, Sabin, Solano, Johansson & Fuentes PRL 2013 Bruschi, Ralph, Fuentes, Jennewein & Razavi, PRD 2014
observable effects in satellite-based quantum communications
Future relativistic quantum technologies
Gravimeters, sensors, clocks Can relativistic effects help?
Deepen our understanding of the overlap of quantum theory and relativity
Our understanding of nature
QUANTUM PHYSICS RELATIVITY
Space-based experiments Bruschi, Sabin, White, Baccetti, Oi, Fuentes Highlight of New J. Phys. (2014)
Effects of gravity and motion on entanglement
Quantum field theory basics
field equation: Klein Gordon
solutions
creation and annihilation operators
metric
determinant of the metric
2. T
he tr
ansf
orm
atio
n Bogoliubov transformations
Θ BEAM SPLITTER
(transmittivity) Θ
PARAMETRIC AMPLIFIER
(squeezing)
Examples: change of observer, space-time dynamics, moving cavity
EXAMPLE: UNRUH EFFECT
trace thermal state
Timelike killing observers
(a) inertial observer
(b) uniformly accelerated observers
k’
Minkowski spacetime in 1+1 dimensions (flat spacetime = no gravity!)
k’
acce
lera
tion
r
Bob Rob
Rob is causally disconnected from region II
Similar effect in black holes: Hawking radiation
Alice Bob
k k’
Rob
k’
acce
lera
tion
r
Entanglement • observer-dependent • degrades with acceleration , vanishes for ∞ acceleration
Fuentes-Schuller, Mann PRL 2005 Adesso, Fuentes-S, Ericsson PRA 2007
Alice and Rob
more realistic states:
quantifying entanglement
Measure of entanglement:
Schmidt basis PURE STATES:
no analogue to Schmidt decomposition (entropy no longer quantifies entanglement)
MIXED STATES
negativity = sum of negative eigenvalues of
use density matrix
reduced density matrix (subsystem A)
von Neumann entropy
DEFS:
DEF: entanglement between A and B =
but necessary condition for separability (no negative eigenvalues) suggest to use
covariance matrix formalism
covariance matrix: information about the state
symplectic matrix: evolution
computable measures of bipartite and multipartite entanglement, metrology techniques
Alice falls into a black hole
BH
horizon
BH
horizon
“3+1” 1+1 part of Rindler space
Rob Alice
Entanglement Classical correlations
degraded for escaping observers
Lost entanglement multipartite entanglement between modes inside and outside the BH
Fuentes-S, Mann PRL 2005 Adesso & Fuentes-S 2007
Entanglement cosmology
no particle interpretation
unentangled state
“History of the universe encoded in entanglement”
toy model expansion rate
expansion factor
• calculate entanglement
asymptotic past
asymptotic future
• excitingly, can solve for
Ball, Fuentes-S, Schuller PLA 2006
•Entanglement between localized systems
•cavities
•detectors
•localized wave-packets
•gravity effects on quantum properties
•earth-based and space-based experiments
entanglement: negativity
Friis, Bruschi, Louko & Fuentes PRD 2012 Friis and Fuentes invited at JMO 2012 Bruschi, Louko, Faccio & Fuentes 2012
entanglement generated
initial separable squeezed state
general trajectories continuous motion including circular acceleration
Effects of motion on entanglement Bruschi, Fuentes & Louko PRD (R) 2011
Bogoliubov transformations
acceleration length
Entanglement gets degraded
BEC in spacetime mean field
quantum fluctuations
effective metric
real spacetime metric analogue metric
Fagnocchi et. al NJP 2010 Visser & Molina-Paris NJP 2010
Space-based experiments Bruschi, Sabin, White, Baccetti, Oi, Fuentes Highlight of New J. Phys. (2014)
Effects of gravity and motion on entanglement
Exam
ple
Application: phononic accelerometer
inertial-uniformly accelerated
acceleration
Ahmadi, Bruschi, Sabin, Adesso, Fuentes, Nature Sci. Rep. 2014
Bruschi, Louko, Faccio & Fuentes NJP 2013 Particle creation resonance
3. T
he o
utpu
t Update on experimental results
simulate field inside a cavity which travels in a spaceship using superconducting circuits
Bruschi, Sabin, Kok, Johansson, Delsing & Fuentes SR 2016
Superconducting circuits
Coming soon: First experimental results with Rupert Ursin’s group in Vienna
entanglement under uniform acceleration in flat space entanglement in the space-time of the earth
Future experiments: non-uniform acceleration Satellite-based experiments
Acceleration and and gravity have observable effects on entanglement Experiments promise to help deepen our understanding of the overlap of quantum theory and relativity
Conclusions