Developments in entanglement theory and applications to relevant physical systems
arXiv:0704.3907
Abstract
This Thesis is devoted to the analysis of entanglement in relevant physical systems. Entanglement is the conducting theme of this research, though I do not dedicate to a single topic, but consider a wide scope of physical situations. I have followed mainly three lines of research for this Thesis, with a series of different works each, which are, Entanglement and Relativistic Quantum Theory, Continuous-variable entanglement, and Multipartite entanglement.
arXiv commentPh.D. Thesis, April 2007, Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
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