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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.Yes, I did and it was insightful. Even though I might not have been able to express me as clearly as I expected, your help along with...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.@Matterwave @bhobba From the Bertelsmann’s Socks and the Nature of Reality we have two useful images that I have edited to better...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.@Matterwave @bhobba Thanks to you, we're closer to what I was actually asking. “EPR made an implicit assumption in their argument that...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.@PeterDonis @Matterwave They state that the systems interact until T, “[...] let us suppose that we have two systems, I and II, which...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.As far as I can understand, in quantum entanglement, it seems to be assumed that the preparation of the entangled particles would...
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Aaletheia posted the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability? in Quantum Physics.In experiments with entangled systems, the two subsystems can clearly become spatially separated and operationally distinguishable: they...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Are classical optics and quantum mechanics double slit experiments fundamentally the same?.I understand. My bad. I apologize. It won’t happen again.
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No one has ever told you otherwise. Indeed, the PF rules that you signed up to when you joined tell you that you should provide links to... -
Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Are classical optics and quantum mechanics double slit experiments fundamentally the same?.Understood. Yes I’m getting used to the forum. Now I understand that I may provide links to mainstream well established articles —...
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More precisely, that the 4-momentum wave vector of the light was set at emission. In terms of wavelength, that determines the wavelength... -
Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Are classical optics and quantum mechanics double slit experiments fundamentally the same?.I do very much appreciate your time, attention and patience (and all the users that have engaged in the thread). I have surely increased...
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Aaletheia replied to the thread Undergrad Are classical optics and quantum mechanics double slit experiments fundamentally the same?.I may simply be misunderstanding one point in Rauch et al. (2018); they wrote: “Using the wavelength of cosmic photons to implement the...
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Given your original question concerning photons and the double slit experiment, how have your views changed? The experiment showed that... -
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Not sure if I understand your question. The fact that photons gives a null for the Minkowski metric does not mean everything must follow... -
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Please stop posting these kinds of statements. We all know what subforum we're in. What you do as a physician is irrelevant here...


