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Very interesting! How might that work for nuclei? What, for example, might be analogous to a laser insofar as a few nuclei are concerned? x-ray laser? neutrons in some kind of coherent wave?

Please pardon my extreme ignorance of this subject, but would such interactions also entangle the nuclei of atoms? or does nuclear entanglement require nuclear processes? :redface:

I would like to know what are some examples of what two nuclei would have to experience in order to become entangled. Could being part of the same molecule yield such a state? or would they have to be, say, daughter products of a nuclear reaction, etc? big thanks, Mark

Keep up the good work. You're doing fine. A strong work ethic goes a long way in this world. Over the long haul, it's not always the super smart guys that get where you want to go. If you like building things, then get your hands dirty with it and learn from making things along with the...

1. Get a strong background in math and science - calculus and physics, especially. But also do your best to learn how to write and write well. 2. For most mech e's, you will spend a lot of time in meetings consumed by trivia and office politics. You will spend a mind-numbing amount of time...

Maybe so, but your answers have helped me a lot. thanks! Mark

The real mystery is how somebody can do so many drugs like this dude and not end up living in a urine-stained cardboard box outside the subway station. Maybe his wife has been switching his drugs with silica or something and he's been tripping on the placebo effect.

Are you talking about a jet engine rotary compressor or the vane type rotary pneumatic pump? If you are talking about a vane type rotary pneumatic pump, you might understand the situation a little better if you reverse the wording of the question but maintain the essence of the question to: Why...

Okay, this makes sense to me. This simple fact would probably make the illustration of the "after" state ridiculously wrong. Hmmm... Ah, now that little tidbit brings to mind a question unrelated to the making of an illustration: what constitutes a "shared history"? Pardon my ignorance...

Fusion during entanglement: an image for us common slobs Hi Neu, Yes, I understand that entanglement does not necessarily have anything to do with fusion, but I've been trying to figure out a way to illustrate what a process might "look" like if you have two entangled nuclei that just so...

Entanglement followed by Fusion: how to depict Neu, I am honest-to-god humbled by my ignorance of the mathematical language used to describe quantum physics. In other words, I have no idea what a Bloch sphere is or how to wrangle with Hilbert spaces. So, in presenting a concept, I'm...

Greetings, I'm trying to illustrate how nuclear fusion would "look" from the perspective of two nuclei that are quantum entangled. I have a very limited knowledge of quantum theory but I can imagine how two nuclei might be illustrated as a waveform consisting of two functions in...