Speaker
Luca Marzola
(National Institute of Chemical Physics and Biophysics (EE))
Description
Quantum state tomography involves a series of measurements that provide complete information about the quantum state describing the system under investigation. In this presentation, I review the capabilities of this technique for studying the spin state of tau lepton pairs produced at current and future lepton colliders. The reconstruction of the quantum state describing these systems allows for the exploration of entanglement and Bell nonlocality at collider experiments, thereby offering also novel ways to constrain potential new physics effects.
