Consequences and Limits of Nonlocal Strategies¶
Richard Cleve, P. H., Toner, B., & Watrous, J. (2004). Consequences and Limits of Nonlocal Strategies. IEEE.
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- Quantum Game Theory
- … an entangle–local-operation–disentangle–measurement protocol and analyzed Prisoner's Dilemma. Nonlocal-game theory instead starts from a referee, distributed questions, prohibited communication, and a shared entangled state; quantum measurements can yield correlations beyond every classical shared-randomness strategy.
This sourceDefines classical and quantum nonlocal-game strategies and values and analyzes CHSH and other quantum advantages.
- … an entangle–local-operation–disentangle–measurement protocol and analyzed Prisoner's Dilemma. Nonlocal-game theory instead starts from a referee, distributed questions, prohibited communication, and a shared entangled state; quantum measurements can yield correlations beyond every classical shared-randomness strategy.
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