Generic tripartite Bell nonlocality sudden death under local phase noise
arXiv:0810.0235 · doi:10.1016/j.physleta.2008.10.003
Abstract
We definitively show, using an explicit and broadly applicable model, that local phase noise that is capable of eliminating state coherence only in the infinite-time limit is capable of eliminating nonlocality in finite time in three two-level systems prepared in the Bell-nonlocal tripartite states of the generic entanglement class.
To appear in Physics Letters A. Submitted on 07/14/2008
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