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I Is this a valid Wigner's friend experiment?
Thanks a lot for the reply, once again, Peter! Now I have a clearer vision the experiment! It's very kind of you to take your time to answer my threads! Have a great weekend, and thanks for your amazing efforts moderating this forum! =)- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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I Is this a valid Wigner's friend experiment?
Hi Peter! Thanks again for the reply! My original message was cut, somehow my browser has issues when posting something here... I'll try to be more careful! What was next was: but how can Wigner measure a Lab? I can understand how someone measures a particle, but not how someone measures a...- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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I Is this a valid Wigner's friend experiment?
I will try to describe the Frauchiger and Renner thought experiment: 1. Participants: Wigner1, friend1, Wigner2, friend2. 2. Friend1 is in lab1, friend2 is in lab2. 3. Friend1 tosses a coin that has 1/3 of chance of being heads and 2/3 of chance of being tails. 4. If the coin is heads, he makes...- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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I Is this a valid Wigner's friend experiment?
Thanks a lot for the answer!- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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I Is this a valid Wigner's friend experiment?
1. Wigner's friend is inside a lab, and has a pair of entangled photons. 2. He measures one in the vertical axis. 3. He sends the other photon to Wigner. 4. Wigner can: a) measure it in the vertical axis (if so, he will get the same result as Wigner's friend). 5. Or Wigner can: b) send the...- Joao
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- Experiment Wigner's friend
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- Forum: Quantum Interpretations and Foundations
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B Proietti 2019 experiment: Doubt in measuring A1(B1)
Hi everyone! Sorry for the bad english! Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.05080 I guess I understood the experiment until the moment Alice and Bob chooses to measure A0(B0) or A1(B1). I guess it's kind of straightforward that without a bell state measurement with photon alfa(beta) and photon...- Joao
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- Doubt Experiment Measuring Quantum Wigner's friend
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Quantum field theory and the collapse of the wave function
Thanks a lot for the answer! Now that's a possibility I didn't considered and, to be honest, I don't fully understand! I'll try to look more into what you just said! Thanks!- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Quantum field theory and the collapse of the wave function
Hi everyone! Sorry for the bad english! So, just a quick doubt... Does things collapse from a wave of probability into a quantum field or is the wave in the quantum field the probabilistic wave itself? An example to make it clearer: Suppose we have an atom, it enters an atom interferometer, it...- Joao
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- Collapse Field Field theory Function Quantum Quantum field theory Theory Wave Wave function
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with Bell states and measurements
Thanks a lot for the answer Doctor! Yes! I'm talking about that! More specifically, I'm trying to make sense of "On the other hand, when Victor performs the separable-state measurement on photons 2 and 3 and does not swap entanglement, the correlation only exists in the (Horizontal and...- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with Bell states and measurements
Hi everyone! Sorry for the bad english! I'm trying to understand the "delayed choice entanglement swapping" (avaliable in https://arxiv.org/abs/1203.4834 ) and (long story short) , in the article we have pairs of photons that are entangled in the ## \phi \pm ## Bell state and the photons...- Joao
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- Bell Measurements States
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with math in a quantum circuit
Thanks a lot! It really helped me to understand it! Now I can do the math of a quantum eraser circuit all by myself! Now I'm going to try to do the math of a superdense coding circuit! Thanks a lot for helping me get a better understanding of the universe we live in! =)- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with math in a quantum circuit
Thanks for the reply! I've already learned to play around with the quirk simulator! Now I'm trying learn how to do the math by myself, hoping to get a better understanding of how quantum mechanics works! =)- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with math in a quantum circuit
Thanks for the replys! Let me try again! =) So, I want to do the math of a quantum eraser circuit. We start with 2 qubits at state q0 = |0> q1 = |0> Now we apply a hadamart matrix in q1 ## \begin{pmatrix} 0,7 & 0,7 \\ 0,7 & 0,7 \end{pmatrix} ## times ## q1= \begin{pmatrix} 1 \\ 0...- Joao
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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B Help with math in a quantum circuit
Hi! Sorry for the bad English! I'm trying to get a better understanding in quantum mechanics by doing the math of quantum circuits and I'm stuck! So, please, if someone can, help me! =) I'm trying to the math of this circuit: q0 ... l 0 ) .... x ... (I) q1 ...- Joao
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- Circuit Quantum
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Help with quantum computing notation
Hi everyone! Sorry for the bad English! I'm trying to read the "entanglement between photons that never coexisted " from 2012. Avaliable at: https://arxiv.org/abs/1209.4191 And there's this equation: ## |φ± \rangle = \frac 1{√2}(|HaHb ± |VaVb\rangle) ## ## |ψ± \rangle = \frac 1{√2}(|HaVb ±...- Joao
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- Computing Notation Quantum Quantum computing
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