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Could you please elaborate? If I understand correctly what is written here, observingicle causes it to increase its, and its peers, state. Wouldn't this let yo
by cube2222 8y ago
Could you please elaborate?
If I understand correctly what is written here, observingicle causes it to increase its, and its peers, state. Wouldn't this let you to decide afterwards if you wanted to again observe it and invert the state if you wanted? Or does observing break entanglement / an inverted particle doesn't get inverted back after another observation?
- ianai 8y agoEntanglement is broken on observation. “Mike and Ike” suggest we may have a “department of entanglement“ someday like we have a DOE. It’s a scarce resource. About the best application I’ve read so far is using entanglement as a signal amplifier (my over simplification).