Dar Colleagues and fiends of ,
I reply to your questions remembering that "Quantum Entanglement" it is studied in modern science of quantum communications and high-speed computing.
From recent studies we know that Entangled pairs of Q.Particles instantaneously correlate with one another even when separated by relatively large distances.
On this basis scientists are developing a process called quantum teleportation.
Any kind of entanglement ( Photons pairs or Photon-Atom entanglement .. etc) violates local realism, therefore the old theory that information need to be revised because information should not only be exchanged by particle interactions at short distance in a system' immediate surroindings, so that need to be transferred at distance through appropriate channels and repetitors.
As a matter of facts Entangled Particles must interact in a way that when are again separate they remain with correlative behavior and the entangling experiment show that the entangled phonons pairs sharing instantaneously information accoss long distance.
The information between entangled pairs of particles is not travelling at superluminal speed this because entanglement show the property of simultaneity, as a form of telepathy or empathy.
In spite of he doubly mysterious properties of Entangled Photons, currently, however, Entangling Experiments can teleport information a hundred or so miles before signal loss weakens the connection.
In other words, its a exoteric mystery that is unsolved and little understood but we tray to develop a project on the basis od an innovative "science of quality ", , therefore we search for partners for the above research.
Paolo Manzelli ; Firenze Sept/11/2007 pmanzelli@gmail.com
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QUOTE (EGOCREANET+Sep 10 2007, 06:39 PM)
... Entangled Particles must interact in a way that when are again separate they remain with correlative behavior and the entangling experiment show that the entangled phonons pairs sharing instantaneously information accoss long distance. ..
By AWT the entanglement is the matter of relative phase of surface undulations between the members of entangled pair. The concept of phase entanglement was explained here many times. It can be observed/demonstrated even in mechanical macroscopic systems. Just try to search the entanglement word in my posts history
By AWT the entanglement is the matter of relative phase of surface undulations between the members of entangled pair. The concept of phase entanglement was explained here many times. It can be observed/demonstrated even in mechanical macroscopic systems. Just try to search the entanglement word in my posts history
I have a quastion
Is a magnetic dipole an entangled system ?
It could be quit long sometimes.
Is a magnetic dipole an entangled system ?
It could be quit long sometimes.
QUOTE (czeslaw+Sep 10 2007, 07:11 PM)
Is a magnetic dipole an entangled system? It could be quit long sometimes.
It depends on the observer perspective. Magnetic dipole can be considered as the result of the single vortex loop. But here are many virtual particles, participating on such loop. And these particles must be tightly entangled.
It depends on the observer perspective. Magnetic dipole can be considered as the result of the single vortex loop. But here are many virtual particles, participating on such loop. And these particles must be tightly entangled.
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