Novel proof that three parties can win the GHZ game using only real-valued quantum states with six qubits, eliminating complex numbers while maintaining quantum non-locality demonstrations.

Novel proof that three parties can win the GHZ game using only real-valued quantum states with six qubits, eliminating complex numbers while maintaining quantum non-locality demonstrations.
Free fermions cannot exhibit genuine multipartite nonlocality—proving this quantum resource equals fermionic magic. Theoretical bounds certified experimentally on 48 qubits of IBM quantum processors.
Universal spectral equation exactly resolves EPR-steering boundaries for qubits under all measurements. Reveals how white-noise tolerance, bias, and filtering shape steering limits—including complete one-way intervals for benchmark states.
Study shows non-optimal quantum strategies can outperform optimal ones when photons are lost—counterintuitive finding that cuts threshold requirements for Bell inequality violations in quantum networks.
Local classical wirings of biseparable quantum correlations can create genuine multipartite nonlocality—revealing instability of current GMNL definitions and questioning their operational validity in quantum information theory.
Constructed explicit wedge-local observables proving CHSH violations at 2.060+ in relativistic scalar QFT through spectral-fibre Cliffordization and finite-band optimization of translation/reflection involutions.
First Bell inequality violation using motional states of massive particles. Momentum-entangled helium atoms achieved CHSH parameter S=2.52±0.17, extending quantum nonlocality tests from internal properties to external degrees of freedom of matter waves.