Particles that already exist become entangled

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the nature of quantum entanglement, specifically whether particles that already exist can become entangled or if they must be created in an entangled state. Participants also inquire about the theories explaining entanglement and the historical context of its observation.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Debate/contested

Main Points Raised

  • One participant questions whether particles can become entangled after they already exist or if they need to be created entangled.
  • Another participant seeks clarification on the theories surrounding how entanglement operates.
  • There is a request for historical information regarding the first observations of entanglement.
  • Some participants mention technical issues related to accessing information on quantum entanglement, indicating potential difficulties in retrieving relevant literature.
  • A suggestion is made to share a converted PDF of a chapter related to quantum entanglement due to browser issues experienced by another participant.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

The discussion appears to contain multiple competing views regarding the nature of entanglement and lacks a consensus on the questions raised about its mechanisms and historical observations.

Contextual Notes

Participants have not provided specific theories or definitions regarding entanglement, and there are unresolved technical issues affecting access to information.

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Can particles that already exist become entangled, or must they arise entangled in order to be entangled?

Is there any theory about how entanglement works?

When and how was entanglement first observed?
 
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When I click "quantum entanglement," my browser crashes. Mind copying that part and sending it?
 


NJV said:
When I click "quantum entanglement," my browser crashes. Mind copying that part and sending it?

Can your computer handle postscript files? This may be why it's crashing...

I'll attach a version of the chapter that I converted to pdf format.
 

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