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Concurrence-driven path entanglement in phase-modified interferometry
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DOI：10.1016/j.aop.2026.170442.png)
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In this study, a novel experimental setup analogous to joint spin/polarization measurement experiments is proposed by demonstrating a quantitative connection between path-entanglement and concurrence. The results demonstrate that joint-detection probabilities can be governed not only by phase shifts but also by concurrence, which arises from the angle between the motion direction of particles from the same source and the Beam Splitter (BS) axis. This approach aims to set a new standard in entanglement measurement by integrating path entanglement within a concurrence-based framework. Here, we first examine phase-retarder-modified Mach-Zehnder (MZ) configurations within single-quanton systems, subsequently extending this approach to two-quanton systems to establish a connection between spatial correlations and concurrence. Last, by analyzing joint-detection probabilities across various BS configurations, we evaluate the potential of these setups as analogs for spin/polarization measurement experiments.
Keywords:
Concurrence
Phase retarder
Path entanglement
Momentum entanglement
Spatial correlations
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