Speaker
Description
The Leggett-Garg Inequality (LGI) offers a way to test for the
violations of classicality in a system by studying how its measurements
are correlated over time. Long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiments
provide some of the longest distances over which the quantum behavior of any system can be tested.
In my talk, I will present comprehensive results on LGI in connection to 3 existing experiments (MINOS, NOvA, T2K) and I will also discuss projections for DUNE. I will also present the results for the recently proposed quantum mismatch measure and compare against the corresponding results from the Leggett-Garg measure. Our results highlight the importance of a careful,
systematic approach to testing quantum behavior in both current and future long-baseline experiments.
