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In a previous post I reported on the beautiful recent result by Natarajan and Wright showing the astounding power of multi-prover interactive proofs with quantum provers sharing entanglement: in le…
A Masters project | MyCQstate MyCQstate In superposition Skip to content Home About ← Randomness and interaction? Entanglement ups the game! Announcing a short course in Paris → A Masters project Posted on January 14, 2020 by Thomas In a previous post I reported on the beautiful recent result by Natarajan and Wright showing the astounding power of multi-prover interactive proofs with quantum provers sharing entanglement: in letters, . In this post I want to report on follow-up work with Ji, Natarajan, Wright, and Yuen, that we just posted to arXiv . This time however I will tell the
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