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Interpreting quantum coherence of neutrinos in asymptotically flat spacetimes via effective distances: Solution to the paradoxes of the Leggett-Garg inequality and quantum information quantities
In this work, we propose a notion called effective distance to characterize the essential gravitational effects on quantum coherence of neutrinos. Employing effective distances, we prove that one can always map neutrino-oscillation phases in asymptotically flat spacetimes onto the phases in flat spa
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