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Fermions and the Tsirelson Problem in Real Quantum Theory
Timothee Hoffreumon, Mischa P. Woods
In a previous work, we showed that real quantum theory (RQT) cannot be experimentally distinguished from ordinary quantum theory (QT). In this paper, we investigate whether this in…
Clarifications on the Experimental Status of Real Quantum Theory
Timothée Hoffreumon, Mischa P. Woods
In our previous paper on the matter, we proved that real quantum theory (RQT) cannot be experimentally falsified without the experiment falsifying quantum theory (QT) as well. Our…
Measuring Clock Precision Without an Ideal Time Reference
Pablo Á. Domínguez, Christopher Chubb, Mischa P. Woods
Characterising physical devices typically requires comparison with more precise reference standards. For clocks, however, this approach is problematic because no physically perfect…
Characterising the precision of a clock without any external time reference
Pablo Á. Domínguez, Christopher Chubb, Mischa P. Woods
Determining a clock's precision usually requires comparison with a better time reference, yet no ideal reference is physically attainable. We show how a single clock can characteri…
A Square-Root Barrier to Quantum Gate Speed under Linear Coupling
Pablo Restrepo Gaviria, Mischa P. Woods
Faster quantum gates can suppress the decoherence accumulated during a computation, but in superconducting processors stronger microwave pulses can also increase leakage, off-reson…
Quantum theory based on real numbers cannot be experimentally falsified
Timothée Hoffreumon, Mischa P. Woods
Whether the complex numbers of standard quantum theory are experimentally indispensable has remained open for decades. Real quantum theory (RQT), obtained by replacing complex ampl…