1997
DOI: 10.1016/s0370-2693(97)00409-7
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Experimental limits on complete positivity from the system

Abstract: Available data on measured observables allow deriving estimates for some of the phenomenological parameters that characterize the timeevolution and decay of the neutral kaon system based on the hypothesis of complete positivity. The present experimental uncertainties are still too large to permit a full test of complete positivity.

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“…Our model can be compared with the case where decoherence in the time evolution (2.3) happens at a 1-particle level and is transferred to the 2-particle level by a tensor product of the 1-particle Hilbert spaces [18]. Using the same structure of the decoherence term (2.4), where now the operators project to the 1-particle states instead of states (2.8), we obtain the relation…”
Section: Connection To a Phenomenological Modelmentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Our model can be compared with the case where decoherence in the time evolution (2.3) happens at a 1-particle level and is transferred to the 2-particle level by a tensor product of the 1-particle Hilbert spaces [18]. Using the same structure of the decoherence term (2.4), where now the operators project to the 1-particle states instead of states (2.8), we obtain the relation…”
Section: Connection To a Phenomenological Modelmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Bennett et al [63] found a remarkable simple formula for entanglement of formation 17) where the function E(f (ρ)) is defined by 18) and E(f (ρ)) = 0 for f < 1 2 . The function H represents the familiar binary entropy function H(x) = −x log 2 x−(1−x) log 2 (1−x).…”
Section: Definitionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(148) allows one to calculate the frequency of occurence of the events detected by the apparatus tuned to R f as a function of all the 16 paramters to any order in the small ones. Explicit expressions have been published for 3 QMV parameters [70,81], for 6 ones [77,82], and for 9 ones [69].…”
Section: Entangled Kaon Pairsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Bounds on dissipative parameters have already been derived from studies of neutral meson systems [5,[10][11][12][13] and neutron interferometry [14]. A first attempt to use neutrino systems to investigate quantum dissipative effects was reported in Ref.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%