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Trapped Ion Quantum Computing
Quantum Crossovers Revealed by Local Measurements
arXiv
Authors: A. C. S. Costa, E. C. Diniz, O. P. de Sa Neto
Year
2026
Paper ID
68136
Status
Preprint
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Quantum crossover phenomena play a central role in few-body open quantum systems, yet their identification often relies on global or model-dependent indicators. In this work, we demonstrate that crossovers can be robustly characterized through purely local measurements, establishing a direct connection between local quantum Fisher information and the onset of crossover behavior. We further demonstrate that quantum obesity does not, in general, generalize the quantum steering ellipsoid volume as a universal indicator of crossover. Instead, we identify regimes in which the ellipsoid volume remains insensitive to the transition, while the relevant signatures are encoded in the behavior of the local Bloch vector. These results reveal a geometric distinction between local and global indicators of crossovers.
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