Abstract
The certification of entanglement is a vital task in quantum technology. To theoretically quantify and experimentally detect entanglement of many qubits, we suggest to identify quantum entanglement by measuring the statistical response of a quantum system to an arbitrary nonlocal parametric evolution. Our suggestion does not basing on the tomographic reconstruction of the quantum state, or the realization of witness operators. The protocol requires two collective settings for any number of parties and is robust against noise and decoherence occurring after the implementation of the parametric transformation. The bounds for witnessing quantum entanglement with strength of nonlocal interaction are shown with the help of Ising nonlocal Hamiltonian. Furthermore to illustrate its user friendliness we demonstrate multipartite entanglement in different experiments with ions and photons by analyzing published data on fidelity visibilities and variances of collective observables.
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