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Technically the entangled particles should be showing INVERSE states of each other, not the same state. But this looks amazing and makes me really happy, quantu
by marknadal 12y ago
Technically the entangled particles should be showing INVERSE states of each other, not the same state. But this looks amazing and makes me really happy, quantum needs to become mainstream.
- Strilanc 12y agoAny quantum state that doesn't factor is "entangled". That includes both matching, inverse-matching, and more complicated states with more qubits like "last two qubits contain binary count of how many of the first three qubits are ON". The state |00> + |01> + |10> + |11> factors into (|0> + |1>)(|0> + |1>) so it is not entangled. The state |00> + |11> doesn't, so it is entangled (in this particular basis).