Noise robust self testing from genuine local operation shared randomness multipartite nonlocality Tests
Som Kanjilal
Abstract
Violation of the N-partite inequality introduced in Phys. Rev. Lett. 129, 150401 (2022) for genuine multipartite nonlocality under local operations and shared randomness (LOSR) rules out all causal-network models obtained by locally composing arbitrary resources involving at most N-1 parties, even when supplemented by shared randomness among all N parties. Here, we demonstrate a device-independent self-test protocol for this. We further establish an analytic noise-robust self-test. For a Bell-score deficit ε, we derive explicit O(ε) vector-norm bounds for the state and the corresponding measurement actions.
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