Recent content by john taylor

For CHSH how large is the violation given by Tsirelson's bound? So by what margin would it theoretically be larger than 2 according to this bound?

So is 2.42 the maximum level of violation ?

I mean it in the sense that as many loopholes are closed as possible.

Can someone please tell me(and in simple terms-like in percentages), what the maximal violations of Bell's inequality has been recorded at in actual experiments and in an ideal scenario? Thank you.

A double slit experiment, is taking place. There are detectors, placed inside both of the slits. On the first run if a particle travels through one of the slits, the detector registers, that it has detected a particle, but doesn't specify which slit it has traveled through(to the conscious...

Is it possible to solve the problem of which quantum mechanical interpretation is true, by sending the brain super imposed quantum mechanical signals. The individuals, perception of the signals, could identify which interpretation is correct. Could, an experiment of some sort be formulated with...

Could someone, in laymen's terms explain to me what stochastic mechanics is?

what would it take to replicate the double slit experiment with larger objects such as microorganisms?

Why is it so difficult to detect interference patterns with larger objects in the double slit experiment(e.g. bacteria)?

Is it possible to modify the original quantum suicide experiment in a way in which rather than dying you are put to sleep for someone to distinguish between many worlds and Copenhagen interpretations?

So do I but its a thought experiment to highlight the absurdities with some of the ideas being proposed in quantum mechanics.

It has been mostly substantiated by virtue of experiments such as wheelers delayed choice quantum eraser experiment that we are able to retroactively impact past events of particles. However could this apply to the universe. When physicists are carrying out experiments today, which are creating...

I don’t this is not developed i was just wondering if it was conceptually a good idea

would it be a more economical idea to accelerate cosmic rays from the atmosphere which are already traveling at 43 percent of speed of light as particles in a particle accelerator. Do you think that this would be more economical in principle or that you could achieve higher collision speeds?

Well do you reckon this experiment could be modified into an experiment which works?