Quantum entanglement is a typical nonclassical correlation.Here,we use this concept to analyze quantum entanglement for continuous variables generated by the Schwinger pair production for constant and pulsed electric fields.An initial two-mode entangled state evolves into a three-mode entangled state through a Gaussian channel of the Schwinger effect,which encodes the information about the Schwinger effect.By detecting the entanglement of the output three-mode state,we obtain the optimal parameters for easier to generate particle-antiparticle pairs.We find that the generated 1→2 entanglement is more sensitive to the parameters than the generated 1→1 entanglement.Therefore,we should choose the generated 1→2 entanglement to extract information.We argue that extracting the optimal parameters from quantum entanglement may guide future experiments.
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