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Can we determine whether or not a particle is entangled?
Suppose Shaniqua and Tyrone have four pairs, a, b, c, and d, of entangled particles. They take their particles and go very far apart. If Tyrone can determine whether or not a particle is still ...
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Controlling the outcome of a quantum measurement through translational entanglement
According to the paper:
A. S. Parkins and H. J. Kimble, Phys. Rev. A 61, 52104 (2000).
http://pra.aps.org/abstract/PRA/v61/i5/e052104
You can entangle position and momenta of two atoms by using ...
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Is quantum entanglement functionally equivalent to a measurement?
I saw the following talk the other day: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEaecUuEqfc&feature=share
In it, Dr. Ron Garret posits that entanglement isn't really that "special" of a property. He ...
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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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Is a macroscopic pair where I observe one of them quantum entanglement?
Of what little I know/understand about quantum entanglement can somebody confirm if the following experiment is a good analogy to quantum entanglement of pair of particles? PS: please don't laugh as ...
