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Extracting a Toponium Signal at the LHC with Spin and Quantum Information Tools

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arxiv 2602.23426 v2 pith:ER6WKCNM submitted 2026-02-26 hep-ph hep-ex

Extracting a Toponium Signal at the LHC with Spin and Quantum Information Tools

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We investigate near-threshold top-antitop production at the LHC, focusing on the impact of toponium formation on spin correlations and quantum information properties of the final state. Considering the top-antitop system as a mixed two-qubit state, we reconstruct spin density matrices via quantum tomography and evaluate several observables including some inspired by quantum information. We then compare their sensitivity in discriminating toponium effects from top-antitop production without these effects. Our results demonstrate that combining these variables is expected to significantly enhance sensitivity to toponium effects, bringing new ways to explore these subtle features.

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