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Relativistic Quantum Information
This special issue belongs to the section “Quantum Information“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Relativistic quantum information (RQI) is a multidisciplinary research field that involves concepts and techniques from quantum information with special and general relativity.
General relativity and quantum physics are two estabilished domains of physics that have until now been mutually incompatible. Hawking radiation, the black hole information paradox including soft photons and gravitons, the equivalence between the Einstein–Rosen bridge from general relativity and the Einstein–Podolski–Rosen paradox from quantum mechanics are examples of the new phenomena that arise when the two theories are put together. RQI uses information as a tool to investigate spacetime structure. On the other hand, RQI helps to identify the applicability of quantum information techniques when relativistic effects become important: entanglement and quantum teleportation can be used to reveal gravitational waves or realize a quantum link between satellites in different reference frames in view of future large-scale quantum technologies.
The aim of this Special Issue is to take stock of state-of-the-art perspectives on RQI, with particular attention to the concept of quantum information and the repercussions of RQI on the foundations of physics.
Dr. Fabrizio Tamburini
Prof. Dr. Ignazio Licata
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- quantum information
- relativity
- entanglement
- quantum gravity models
- holographic principle
- black hole information paradox
- Bekenstein bound
- ADS/CFT correspondence
- physical limits to computation
- RQI experiments and technologies
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