In any Bell inequality, existence of loopholes leads to inequality violation may not correspond to a violation of local realism, which threatens the security of quantum information processing task. Coincidence-time loophole, as a major one, is closed in bipartite Bell inequalities. Svetlichny inequality, as a typical multipartite Bell inequality which implies genuine multipartite correlation, suffers from coincidence-time loophole.Therefore, based on tripartite Svetlichny inequality, the conditions of closing coincidence-time loophole is given.Furthermore, the conditions of closing coincidence-time loophole of n(n≥3) partite Svetlichny inequality is given, which shows a more general result. The derived Svetlichny inequality with closing coincidence-time loophole offers a fundamental tool for device-ndependent multipartite quantum information processing protocols.
LI Dandan, GAO Fei, YAN Huan. Svetlichny inequality with closing coincidence-time loophole[J]. Journal of Shaanxi Normal University(Natural Science Edition), 2024, 52(2): 80-88. DOI: 10.15983/j.cnki.jsnu.2024002
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