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Is it only the spin of a particle that can be entangled with another particles spin?
Is it only the spin of a particle that can be entangled with another particles spin?
Also is there any good physical interpretation of the spin of a particle? because the rotational invariance of ...
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Can experiment distinguish the basis in which a singlet state is represented?
Let $\left(|\uparrow\rangle,|\downarrow\rangle\right)$ and $\left(|\nearrow\rangle,|\swarrow\rangle\right)$ be two bases of the $2$-dimensional Hilbert space $H$.
Can an experiment distinguish ...
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Spin polarization of decay products
A relativistic moving particle, e.g. muon $\mu^+$, described by its four-momentum vector $p_\mu$, charge $e$ and with a given spin polarization, ${\bf S}=(S_x,S_y,S_z)$, decays into three particles, ...
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Quantum Entanglement - Measuring Twice
In the answer here and on the wiki article and many other articles it is mentioned that if one of 2 entangled particles is measured their state collapses according to the Copenhagen interpretation.
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Quantum entanglement of spin along multiple orthogonal axes
Picture an entangled pair of spin 1/2-spin particles with total spin 0. In the diagram, particle 1 of the pair is moving to the left (-y), and particle 2 to the right (+y).
If a z-oriented SG$^*$ is ...
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Thought experiment with entangled electrons
Suppose we start out by having two entangled electrons. We separate them by some distance and we put one electron inside a thin loop of wire connected to an extremely sensitive voltage measuring ...
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What Shannon channel capacity bound is associated to two coupled spins?
The question asked is:
What is the Shannon channel capacity $C$ that is naturally associated to the two-spin quantum Hamiltonian $H = \boldsymbol{L\cdot S}$?
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Is it possible to bind an entangled electron to the outer shell of an atom or just a proton?
Say we start with an entangled electron--positron pair and we separate them. I want to take the entangled electron and bind it to a proton or the outer shell of an atom.
Is it possible to do this ...
