Using Majorana bilinears in quantum field theory, researchers prove the Tsirelson bound is never attained and show how spectral concentration is necessary for near-maximal Bell inequality violations.

Using Majorana bilinears in quantum field theory, researchers prove the Tsirelson bound is never attained and show how spectral concentration is necessary for near-maximal Bell inequality violations.
Develops device-independent self-testing protocol for multi-qubit GHZ states using Bell inequality violations, achieving explicit O(√ε) noise-robust bounds without assumptions on measurement dimensions or devices.
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.