Quantum incompatibility from the viewpoint of entanglement theory
arXiv:2004.12687 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/1638/1/012002
Abstract
In this essay I discuss certain analogies between quantum incompatibility and entanglement. It is an expanded version of my talk presented at Mathematical Foundations of Quantum Mechanics in memoriam Paul Busch, held in York in June 2019.
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