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Jjavisot replied to the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons.If this were correct then EPR is not a quantum experiment, but this is not the case.
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JNo. As I said, intuitive reasoning in curved spacetime is a mistake. Your objection turns out to be similar to claiming that you can't...
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Jjavisot replied to the thread Is AI hype?.The example you gave of translating English into French has no relation to what I wrote. What I have written exactly and you can read...
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Jjavisot replied to the thread Is AI hype?.There are people, myself included, who think that this LLM revolution and AI simply demonstrate that natural language and human...
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JI subscribe to the view that the ability for an artificial system to possess the same observable quality as found in a biological...
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Jjavisot reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with
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Yes, but for indistinguishable particles one can define a more narrow notion of entanglement; the operator acting on the vacuum that... -
Jjavisot reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
The paper says that photon paths are indistinguishable. It's not the same as indistinguishability of photons themselves, but they define...
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Jjavisot reacted to pines-demon's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
I was under the impression that it did not but I could not figure it out from the original paper. Wharton pre-print above says it is...
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Jjavisot reacted to pines-demon's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
If this experiment holds it looks like a competitor to DrChinese's entanglement swapping arguments :oldbiggrin:
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Jjavisot reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
Also note that even the QED vacuum, i.e., a state with zero number of photons, is highly entangled. Hence it is really impossible to...
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Jjavisot replied to the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons.I understand that the technical reasons for not calling it entanglement are that, as shown in the paper, with indistinguishability we...
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Jjavisot reacted to Sambuco's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
Perhaps this article by @Ken Wharton from last week will help contribute to the debate. Lucas.
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Jjavisot reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons with Like.
The effect is explained in the paper by quantum indistinguishability. But indistinguishability in QM is implemented by symmetrization of...
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Jjavisot posted the thread I Violation of Bell Inequality with unentangled photons in Quantum Interpretations and Foundations.I would like to know the validity of the following criticism of one of Zeilinger's latest papers...
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Jjavisot reacted to Ibix's post in the thread B Does Time Pass at Different Rates on Other Planets? with Like.
In the sense that if you dropped a clock on one of them and watched it through a telescope, it would tick at a different rate to a clock...