Kvantefysisk sammenfiltring

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• Kilde til navnet Kvantefysisk sammenfiltring: Polzik: Professor i kvanteoptik

• kvanteteleportation

• The Quantum World, EPR:- Spooky Connections (entanglement) Citat: "...Quantum theory upset Einstein because it gave him nothing better to grapple with than frustrating probabilities. In 1936, he got together with Boris Podolsky and Nathan Rosen to create the "EPR paradox". It's ironic that the spooky EPR connection has now been used in the lab to teleport photons, because the original reason for inventing the EPR paradox was to show that one of the implications of quantum theory was so unacceptable that it must be wrong or incomplete in some respect...."
  • 3 September 2003, PhysicsWeb: Entanglement goes macroscopic
  • Feature: September 2002, PhysicsWeb: Atomic entanglement on a grand scale Citat: "...Erwin Schrödinger considered it to be the most profound characteristics of quantum mechanics and Albert Einstein called it spooky..."
  • December 10, 1997 Science fact: Scientists achieve 'Star Trek'-like feat Citat: "... If the notion of entanglement leaves your head spinning, don't feel bad. Zeilinger said he doesn't understand how it works either. "And you can quote me on that," he said. Prof. Anton Zeilinger..."
  • Web archive mirror: New Scientist, 28 June 1997: "Light's spooky connections set distance record"
  • Number 655 #1, September 26, 2003, Physics News Update: An Ultrabright Tunable Photon-Pair Source Citat: "...best generator so far of entangled photon pairs..."
• Many-particle entanglement with Bose--Einstein condensates Artikel kan frit downloades.
• 30 June 2004, Physicsweb: Entanglement breaks new record Citat: "...Physicists have succeeded in entangling five photons for the first time. Although four photons have been entangled before, five is the minimum number needed for universal error correction in quantum computation. Moreover, the same team has demonstrated a process called "open-destination teleportation" for the first time (Z Zhao et al. 2004 Nature 430 54). The results represent a major breakthrough in efforts to exploit the laws of quantum mechanics in quantum information processing..."
  • Experimental Demonstration of Five-photon Entanglement and Open-destination Teleportation
• 2004-05-13, Sciencedaily: Physicists 'Entangle' Light, Pave Way To Atomic-scale Measurements Citat: "...The findings could ultimately prove useful in developing ways to measure gravitational waves or the energy structure of atoms, and could also help in the development of "quantum computers."..."
• 2004, CERNcourier: Entangled photons show interference and bilocation

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