Many-Body Bell Correlations in Spin Systems

Explore the concept of Bell nonlocality and its application to many-body systems in this 58-minute lecture by Prof. Jan Chwedeńczuk from the Faculty of Physics at the University of Warsaw. Begin with a brief review of Bell nonlocality and its significance in quantum correlations. Discover how this concept translates from the traditional two-electron configuration to complex many-body systems. Learn about the creation and detection of Bell correlations in various quantum systems, including Bose-Einstein condensates and spin chains. Gain insights into the theoretical and experimental interest surrounding these exotic quantum correlations and their implications for advanced quantum physics research.

Prof. Jan Chwedeńczuk (Faculty of Physics, UW): Many-body Bell correlations in spin systems