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DrChinese said:No, although there are obvious similarities. For example, in a Type I experiment where the MATCHES are consider, the formula happens to be the same as Malus: cos^2(theta). However, if you measured CORRELATION the formula is different: cos^2(theta)-sin^2(theta). Either way, there is a connection but it is wrong to think of it as the same case. It isn't. One involves a single photon, the other involves a pair of entangled photons.
I need the formula that relates to the experiment I am doing, I believe we call it "Type I experiment". I now need to calculate QM's predictions, so I can compare that with those results I got. What formula should I use? Is 'theta' angle difference? Do I add absolute values of angles to get 'theta'?
P1= 0
P2= 30
My result= 51%
QM prediction= ??
P1= -30
P2= 30
My result= 25%
QM prediction= ??
P1= -45
P2= 45
My result= 0%
QM prediction= ??
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