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Is it possible for an entangled system of particles to be disentangled at a distance, without making them interact directly with each other?
No. The interaction necessary to make a measurement breaks the entanglement.befj0001 said:ok, fine, but they will still be entangled once you stop making a measurment right?
Disentanglement of a system of particles is the process of separating and untangling a group of particles that are entangled or interconnected in some way.
Disentanglement is important in scientific research because it allows scientists to understand the individual properties and behaviors of each particle in a system, which can lead to a better understanding of the overall system and its functions.
Some common techniques for disentanglement include physical manipulation using tools or machines, chemical treatments, and computational simulations.
Yes, disentanglement can be applied to complex systems, although the process may be more challenging and require more advanced techniques and tools.
Disentanglement has potential applications in fields such as physics, chemistry, biology, and materials science, where understanding the behavior of individual particles within a system is crucial for understanding the overall system and developing new technologies.