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it's just detecting the emission of .5 MeV from the positron hitting an electron (annihilation). not much in terms of testing actual entanglement related to spi
by gcb0 8y ago
it's just detecting the emission of .5 MeV from the positron hitting an electron (annihilation). not much in terms of testing actual entanglement related to spin.
- lisper 8y agoAny observable can be entangled. There is nothing special about spin. In fact in "real" entanglement experiments the entangled observable is polarization, not spin.