Speaker
Paulina Corona Ugalde
(University of Waterloo)
Description
We study the different scenarios that repeated quantum interactions between a system S and an ancillary system Sm induces on the former. These latter systems play the role of measurement devices, or meters. Distinct dynamics emerge depending on various limits that can be taken for the ancillae.
Of special interest is the case where induced effective interactions between subsystems of a composite system arise due to their repeated interactions with a common set of meters, which we use to investigate the possibility of describing gravity as a classical channel, or in other words, that gravity arises as an effective force that cannot transmit quantum information.
Primary authors
Magdalena Zych
(University of Queensland)
Natacha Altamirano
(University of Waterloo)
Paulina Corona Ugalde
(University of Waterloo)
Robert Mann
(University of Waterloo)
