Wydarzenia

Despite considerable interest in recent years, understanding of quantum correlations in multipartite finite dimensional quantum systems is still incomplete. I will consider a simple scenario in which we have access to the results of all one-particle measurements of such system. The aim is to understand how much information about quantum correlations is encoded in this data. It turns out that mathematically consistent way of studying this problem involves methods that are used in classical mechanics to describe phase spaces with symmetries. In this talk I will review these methods and show their usefulness to our problem.