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Quantum entanglement is the phenomenon of two particles depending on each other, once they have interacted, even after becoming physically separated.

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### Understanding on quantum entanglement

Understanding on quantum entanglement? I am very vague on this topic and would appreciate a detailed explanation on this phenomenon. Also what are the possible applied uses for quantum entanglement? ...
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### What's the relationship between quantum entanglement and the relativity of time?

Apologies in advance for what may be a stupid question from a layman. In reading recently about quantum entanglement, I understood there to be a direct link between entangled particles, even at ...
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### Entangled or unentangled?

I got a little puzzled when thinking about two entangled fermions. Say that we have a Hilbert space in which we have two fermionic orbitals $a$ and $b$. Then the Hilbert space $H$'s dimension is just ...
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### How do particles become entangled?

A person asked me this and I'm just a lowly physical chemist. I used a classical analogy (how good or bad is this and how to fix?) Basically, light has a net angular momentum of zero, insofar as ...
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### Creating entanglement by measuring in a certain basis

This is one of the problems from Assignment 2 from CS191x at edx.org, so please do not post explicit answers. We have two qubits in the state |0+⟩ and we want to entangle them by performing a ...
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### Quantum Mechanics proved incorrect. Bohr - Einstein debates concluded?

"Photons act like they go through two paths, even when we know which they took". Please refer the above link and its conclusion. I am an Engineer. What I infer from this is :- This proves ERP. ...
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### Orbits of maximally entangled mixed states

It is well known (Please, see for example Geometry of quantum states by Bengtsson and Życzkowski ) that the set of $N-$dimensional density matrices is stratified by the adjoint action of $U(N)$, where ...
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### Local explanation of the Aharonov-Bohm effect in terms of force fields

Here is an interesting paper for the Physics SE community: On the role of potentials in the Aharonov-Bohm effect, Lev Vaidman, published in PHYSICAL REVIEW A 86, 040101(R) (2012). You should check it ...
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### Information scrambling and Hawking non-thermal radiation states

Could a very small black hole where half of its entropy has been radiated, emit Hawking radiation that is macroscopically distinct from being thermal? i.e: not a black body radiator. Or would the ...
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### Quantum Entanglement Versus Inflation in the Early Universe?

Quantum entanglement is one of the most fascinating and mysterious phenomena in nature. It needs no interactions, or any sort of exchange for it to take place. It is possible, not against any rules of ...
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### Concurrence in higher dimensions?

Does anybody know of any calculation of the concurrence for some mixed state other than the qubit-qubit case (which was solved by Wootters)?
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### Spin polarization of decay products

A relativistic moving particle, e.g. muon $\mu^+$, described by its four-momentum vector $p_\mu$, charge $e$ and with a given spin polarization, ${\bf S}=(S_x,S_y,S_z)$, decays into three particles, ...
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### Entanglement and Black holes

If you have two entangled quantum states, One state falls into a black hole and you measure the other state, What can you say about the state that has fallen into the black hole? If you have billions ...
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### How to make timelike entanglement in the laboratory?

http://io9.com/5744143/particles-can-be-quantum-entangled-through-time-as-well-as-space http://arxiv.org/abs/1101.2565 How to make timelike entanglement in the laboratory? How to test whether mixed ...
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### Are the electrons in a quantum hall edge state entangled?

I am reading the paper on Quantum Energy Teleportation by Yusa, Izumida and Hotta(This article), and it seems that they are assuming that the quantum hall edge state is a quantum correlated state, ...
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### Separable states of maximum non-classical correlations

Although there is no standard measure of entanglement, the GHZ states $|GHZ\rangle=\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}}(|0\rangle^{\otimes n}+|1\rangle^{\otimes n})$ are often deemed as maximally entangled states of ...
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### Does the passage of time effect a photons entanglement with another?

I recently read an article about "Delayed-choice entanglement swapping". Here is an excerpt from the article: Delayed-choice entanglement swapping consists of the following steps. (I use the ...
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### How can one trace out polaritonic degrees of freedom?

I have read the paper "Steady state entanglement between hybrid light-matter qubits", arXiv:0711.1830v2. There, writers obtained density operator in matrix form after solving steady state equation ...
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### Trotter splitting and entanglement entropy

I have heard that a numerical solution to the Schrodinger equation using the Trotter splitting formula for a many-body Hamiltonian can cause an artificial increase in the entanglement entropy. I was ...
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### Equivalence of simple formulations of qubit entanglement

I'm reading some very elementary treatments of quantum computation and am unsure about the correspondence among "definitions" of qubit entanglement. One definition states that (1) the bits of a ...
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### Non-Locality and Entanglement

Let’s consider a pair of particles [with their signals] comprising an isolated system. Any change in some property of either particle is due to the signal/s received from the other. Each particle has ...
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### What does the difference in odds for Bell's inequality tell us about quantum mechanics?

Bell's inequality defines a lower bound for agreement/disagreement between entangled particles. When the experiment is conducted it shows lower odds. What does this tell us? Is it possible that we ...
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### Impulse travelling faster than light

There have been conducted many experiments in which light impulses traveled faster than light like the one in Princeton in 2000. This phenomenon has something to do with quantum entanglement. Does ...
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### Can experiment distinguish the basis in which a singlet state is represented?

Let $\left(|\uparrow\rangle,|\downarrow\rangle\right)$ and $\left(|\nearrow\rangle,|\swarrow\rangle\right)$ be two bases of the $2$-dimensional Hilbert space $H$. Can an experiment distinguish ...
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### State of the entangled particles at the event horizon of black hole

Looking through the article of Samir Mathur http://arxiv.org/abs/0909.1038 he assumes that the entangled particles created at the event horizon have all the state ...
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### Quantum entanglement and speed of light $c$

On the topic of quantum entanglement, Wikipedia states: Repeated experiments have verified that this works even when the measurements are performed more quickly than light could travel between the ...
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