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Can someone provide a clear basic description or reference to how the phenomena of synchronization manifests at the quantum scale?
Thanks.
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Quantum synchronization is the phenomenon in which two or more quantum systems become correlated or "synchronized" in their behavior or properties, even when they are not physically connected or interacting with each other.
Quantum synchronization occurs through the exchange of entangled particles between two or more systems. This allows for the systems to share information and behave in a coordinated manner, even when separated by large distances.
Quantum synchronization has potential applications in quantum computing, quantum communication, and quantum sensing. It could also have implications for secure data transmission and quantum cryptography.
One of the main challenges in studying quantum synchronization is the delicate nature of quantum systems, which can easily be disturbed or destroyed by external factors. This makes it difficult to maintain entanglement and synchronization over long distances or periods of time.
No, quantum synchronization cannot be used for faster-than-light communication. Although it allows for instantaneous correlation between quantum systems, it does not allow for the transfer of information faster than the speed of light.