Quantum control in foundational experiments
Lucas C. Celeri, Rafael M. Gomes, Radu Ionicioiu, Thomas Jennewein,, Robert B. Mann, and Daniel R. Terno
TL;DR
This paper introduces innovative experiments utilizing quantum control devices to explore foundational aspects of quantum mechanics, including wave-particle duality, delayed-choice experiments, and quantum-controlled Bell tests, revealing new insights into quantum phenomena.
Contribution
It presents a novel experimental framework employing quantum controlling devices to manipulate temporal orderings and test fundamental quantum principles.
Findings
Demonstrated quantum-controlled wave-particle duality experiments
Implemented entanglement-assisted delayed-choice experiments
Performed quantum-controlled CHSH and position-momentum measurements
Abstract
We describe a new class of experiments designed to probe the foundations of quantum mechanics. Using quantum controlling devices, we show how to attain a freedom in temporal ordering of the control and detection of various phenomena. We consider wave-particle duality in the context of quantum-controlled and the entanglement-assisted delayed-choice experiments. Then we discuss a quantum-controlled CHSH experiment and measurement of photon's transversal position and momentum in a single set-up.
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