Speaker
Prof.
Armin Tavakoli
(Lund University)
Description
The standard method for detecting entanglement and steering is via measuring suitable witness operators. This requires that some prescribed measurements are performed on the local systems. I discuss what happens when the assumption of perfect measurements no longer is employed but instead the measurements are allowed to have tiny imprecisions. I argue that small specific imprecisions can give rise to large corrections to witnesses, which makes it possible to fake large amounts of entanglement from tiny misalignments. I discuss how this problem can be addressed, and how cleverly chosen witnesses allow corrections to be made "for free".
