Bohm (faster than light reactivty?)

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The Bohm experiment, specifically related to the Aharonov-Bohm effect, demonstrates that changes in one particle can instantaneously affect another particle, regardless of the distance separating them, suggesting a form of faster-than-light interaction. This phenomenon challenges classical notions of locality and has implications for quantum mechanics. The experiment does not conclusively prove faster-than-light communication but indicates that quantum entanglement allows for correlations that defy classical speed limits. For a deeper understanding, refer to the detailed explanations available at the provided link.

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Can someone please tell me what exactly the Bohm experiment was in which he seemed to show that (and I am not exactly sure of this) that a segment of a particle (call it particle split "A") split from another particle segment (Call it particle split "B") could result in particle split A causing in a reaction to particle split "B" in less time than it would take for light to travel from particle A to Particle B? If someone could explain what happened during this experiment (and maybe even how it was that a person could measure that a faster than speed of light transmission of reactivity has occurred) I would greatly appreciate it. Does Bohm prove that faster than light activity is a reality or what exactly was the experiment and what did the results suggest?
 
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