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No, it's a pretty traditional technique to "beat" quantum mechanics by using squeezed light states. Short version: you don't really beat quantum mechanics, you
by rubidium 10y ago
No, it's a pretty traditional technique to "beat" quantum mechanics by using squeezed light states. Short version: you don't really beat quantum mechanics, you just shift where the uncertainty resides.
- basicplus2 10y agoSo where does the uncertainty move to?
- deepnotderp 10y agoTo a different subset of the Hilbert space. See here for beginners: http://www.squeezed-light.de http://www.squeezed-light.de