Speaker
Morgan Cassidy
Description
Sometimes referred to as the temporal Bell inequality, the Leggett-Garg inequality (LGI) is a statement about correlations among measurements of a system at different times. Previously studied in quantum-mechanical systems such as neutrino oscillations, the spin precession of the muon at muon g-2 experiments provides a new pathway for measuring the LGI. In this talk I’ll discuss steps for constructing the LGI in this scenario and show its violation due to the muon’s spin precession.
Authors
Brian Thomas Batell
(University of Pittsburgh (US))
Kun Cheng
(University of Pittsburgh)
Morgan Cassidy