Is this in relation with quantum entanglement ?

In summary, state A and state B are opposites of each other and the result of a mathematical method in one state can be obtained in the other state. This concept is similar to quantum entanglement, where measuring a value on one particle results in an opposite value on the entangled partner. The new algorithm involves two parts of the same entity, where a change in one immediately reflects in the other and fixes its results to the opposite value. The owner of the algorithm is seeking assistance to review and improve it.
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Let’s say, state A is the opposite of state B and state B is the opposite of state A. Normally if each of the state has an opposite results of themselves to an extent that the result of a mathematical method in state A can be obtain in state B and the result of a mathematical method in state B can also be obtain in state A.

-Is this in relation with quantum entanglement in any way?
 
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Entanglement means that when you measure a value on a particle, the entangled partner can NOT be that value. Usually we refer to "spin" as an example of this. If you measure the spin of one particle, and you see that it is up, then the other MUST be down. This looks similar to what you are saying, but I can't be sure.
 
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I mean for every given input, the result in A is opposite that of B and the result in B is opposite that of A. At a point, the result in B is achieved in A without shifting to B and the result in A is achieved in B also without shifting to A.

What does that suppose to mean literally? Is it related with quantum entanglement in any way?
 
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In the new algorithm; A and B are two parts of the same entity such that a change in one is instantly reflected in the other and the other immediately fixes its results to the opposite value.

Please, I need someone who can help to review the new algorithm.
Anybody who is interested to assists the project can PM me. Thanks.
 

1. What is quantum entanglement?

Quantum entanglement is a phenomenon in quantum physics where two or more particles become connected in such a way that the state of one particle is dependent on the state of the other particle, even when they are separated by large distances.

2. How does quantum entanglement work?

Quantum entanglement occurs when two or more particles interact with each other and become entangled, meaning their states are correlated. This correlation remains even when the particles are separated, and any changes to one particle will instantly affect the other particle.

3. What is the significance of quantum entanglement?

Quantum entanglement is significant because it challenges our understanding of the universe and opens up possibilities for new technologies such as quantum computing and quantum teleportation. It also plays a crucial role in quantum cryptography, providing a secure way to transmit information.

4. Can quantum entanglement be observed in everyday life?

No, quantum entanglement is a phenomenon that occurs on a very small scale and requires controlled laboratory conditions to be observed. However, its effects can have real-world applications, such as in quantum encryption for secure communication.

5. Is quantum entanglement instantaneous?

While it may seem that quantum entanglement allows for instantaneous communication, this is not the case. The effects of quantum entanglement still obey the laws of relativity, meaning information cannot be transmitted faster than the speed of light. However, changes to one particle will appear to affect the other particle instantly, regardless of the distance between them.

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