New Reply

Quantum Entanglement-what knowledge/logic was used to prove/predict QE therotically?

 
Share Thread Thread Tools
Jun9-12, 04:06 AM   #1
 

Quantum Entanglement-what knowledge/logic was used to prove/predict QE therotically?


Schrödinger had proved/predicted QE theoretically prior to experimental (though not loop-hole free) verification.

the theory also firmly predicted that QE could not be used to send instantaneous signals.

the theoretical understanding/prediction of QE was there prior to experimental observation (?)

Question- What knowledge/logic was used to prove/predict QE theoretically? - explain in layman's terms/language

i.e. what body of QM knowledge, rudimentary observations were known prior to bell's tests?
PhysOrg.com
PhysOrg
physics news on PhysOrg.com

>> As chaos celebrates its 50th birthday, biophysicist develops a new method to visualize it
>> Novel features of helium-3 superfluidity discovered with new SQUID detector chip
>> Physics of 'green waves' could make city traffic flow more smoothly
Jun9-12, 07:09 AM   #2
 
Recognitions:
Homework Helper Homework Help
Nothing is ever "proved" theoretically - QE was first shown to be a consequence of the schodinger equation as "Bell's Inequality" (iirc)... which you know. Presumably, therefore, you know the history - so your question does not make sense.

Perhaps you imagine that QE theory must have been predicated by some sort of observations? afaik this is not the case - rather it came about as a result of attempts to disprove or find limits to QM. (I think the earliest was in the EPR paradox).
New Reply
Thread Tools


Similar Threads for: Quantum Entanglement-what knowledge/logic was used to prove/predict QE therotically?
Thread Forum Replies
Will better knowledge of protein folding mean that we can predict rxns? Biology 2
Can we predict element decay using Quantum mechanics? Quantum Physics 12
Does Quantum Theory Predict Optical Rogue Waves? General Physics 1
is 'Fuzzy' logic an appropiate Quantum logic ?? Quantum Physics 2
Re: quantum logic (was: Hybrid Quantum-Classical Theory) General Physics 0