Abstract
Green sulfur bacteria are a kind of bacteria that are present in lakes and near deep-sea thermal vents. The Fenna-Matthews-Olson (FMO) complex is a molecular complex that is central to the transfer of light trapped by a light-harvesting antenna to the interior of the cell for photosynthetic activity. There has been some experimental work suggesting that the transfer of excitations across the FMO complex is mediated by quantum correlations. We will investigate quantum correlations in such complexes with a focus on measures of entanglement and other correlations.
