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From the complementary states of the entangled particles we know entanglement happens. But then how do we know that the collapse and "de-entaglement" happens in
by MAMAMassakali 4y ago
From the complementary states of the entangled particles we know entanglement happens. But then how do we know that the collapse and "de-entaglement" happens instantaneously if we can't determine whether superposition collapsed or not?
- Jweb_Guru 4y agoYou can't determine it at the exact moment it happens, but you can meet up later (traveling well below the lightspeed limit) and compare notes.