Signatures of an Entangled Graviton Duet
Preston Jones, Logan Finke, Joseph Ribaudo
3 juillet 2026
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Abstract
With the detection of the Higgs boson, the standard model is an almost complete theory. Missing from the model is a massless spin-two boson, the graviton. We might reasonably expect that detection of gravitational radiation would include the observation of the graviton as the quanta of the radiation. However, the connection between gravitational radiation observations and the theoretical graviton has yet to be realized due to the physical limitations on single-graviton detections. A more promising approach to the demonstration of the non-classical nature of gravitational radiation is to look at quantum entanglement in bipartite detections.
Keywords
signaturesentangledgravitonduetuniversedetectionhiggsbosonstandardmodelalmostcompletetheorymissingmasslessspin-twomightreasonablyexpectgravitationalradiationwouldincludeobservation
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