Lorentz invariant polynomials as entanglement indicators for Dirac particles
Markus Johansson

TL;DR
This paper develops Lorentz invariant polynomial indicators for detecting spinor entanglement in Dirac particles, extending previous methods and analyzing their properties and dynamical evolution.
Contribution
It introduces new mixed polynomial entanglement indicators for Dirac particles that are invariant under Lorentz transformations and can detect complex entanglement structures.
Findings
Constructed mixed polynomials for two and three Dirac particles.
Identified polynomials that detect entanglement not seen by homogeneous invariants.
Discussed the dynamical evolution of these polynomial indicators.
Abstract
The spinorial degrees of freedom of two or more spacelike separated Dirac particles are considered and a method for constructing mixed polynomials that are invariant under the spinor representations of the local proper orthochronous Lorentz groups is described. The method is an extension of the method for constructing homogeneous polynomials introduced in [Phys. Rev. A 105, 032402 (2022), arXiv:2103.07784] and [Ann. Phys. (N. Y.) 457, 169410 (2023), arXiv:2105.07503]. The mixed polynomials constructed by this method are identically zero for all product states. Therefore they are considered indicators of the spinor entanglement of Dirac particles. Mixed polynomials can be constructed to indicate spinor entanglement that involves all the particles, or alternatively to indicate spinor entanglement that involves only a proper subset of the particles. It is shown that the mixed polynomials…
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Taxonomy
TopicsBiofield Effects and Biophysics · Noncommutative and Quantum Gravity Theories · Quantum Mechanics and Applications
