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We study the entanglement entropy of a block of contiguous spins in excited states of spin chains. We consider the XY model in a transverse fi eld and the XXZ Heisenberg spin-chain. For the latter, we developed a numerical application of... more
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      Condensed Matter PhysicsEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglement
ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING TELEPORTS FROM A TO B   -  BLINKS OUT HERE AND BLINKS IN OVER THERE INSTANTLY.  TELEPORTATION. MIRRORING 
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      PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsEducation
A scientific relationship between the Eastern Confucian philosophy and quantum physics is not clearly known in science and philosophy because of lack of concrete data that would substantially enable us to clearly explain it. Recent... more
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      Quantum PhysicsPhilosophyConfucian PhilosophyEntanglement (Physics)
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      Spontaneous Parametric Down-conversionEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglementEntangled photons
AND IT IS – FITS PERFECTLY WITH A NUMBER OF MERLIN’S (NOT MINE) WRITINGS – THUS, FURTHER PROOF OF THE EXACT WAY THIS UNIVERSE IS CONSTRUCTED.
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      PhysicsEntanglement (Physics)Æther PhysicsQuantum entanglement
'Quantum state reduction' (QSR) has no classical logic, and the Einstein-Podolski-Rosen (EPR) paradox remains unresolved. Many assume no classical explanation is possible. John Bell disagreed despite his 'theorem' and 'inequalities' (J... more
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      Theoretical PhysicsQuantum PhysicsQuantum OpticsParticle Physics
The physical nature of psi phenomena such as telepathy is an important problem in present science of consciousness. Scientists have basically confirmed the existence of telepathy phenomena through many strict experiments. Then can modern... more
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      NeuroscienceParapsychologyQuantum PhysicsPhilosophy of Mind
Korean scientists used experimental laboratory mixtures of bacteria to reduce concentration of radioactive Cesium-137 (as indicated by 662 keV gamma emissions) present in aqueous growth solutions irradiated with light at 12-hour... more
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      Condensed Matter PhysicsNuclear PhysicsQuantum PhysicsEntanglement (Physics)
Quantum mechanics tells us that states involving indistinguishable fermions must be antisymmetrized. This is often taken to mean that indistinguishable fermions are always entangled. We consider several notions of entanglement and argue... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)Philosophy of Quantum Mechanics
TIME  -  TEACHING A BUNCH OF PHYSICISTS ABOUT TIME.  THEY WILL NEVER GET IT.  SAD.    THE ESSAY IS QUITE EXCELLENT.  THERE HAVE BEEN COMPLIMENTS.
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      Electrical EngineeringCognitive ScienceEarth SciencesEnvironmental Science
The phenomenon of quantum entanglement involving two particles has puzzled us for a long time. This article presents some possible solutions.
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      Information SystemsElectrical EngineeringRoboticsControl Systems Engineering
The German-language interdisciplinary journal “Gehirn & Geist (G&G, Brain & Mind)” has chosen "consciousness" as its cover topic in the March 2022 issue. It is centered on a translation of an article by Emma Young and David Robson in the... more
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      PsychologyQuantum PhysicsPhilosophy of ScienceMind Brain & Education
Could there be a new factor that we were not aware of that would logically explain the results of quantum mechanics experiments? See https://www.academia.edu/42859585/A_possible_way_to_explain_how_the_real-world_function for a possible... more
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      Human Perception and PerformanceQuantitative ResearchExperimental Quantum ComputationEntanglement (Physics)
Abstract A geometric approach to entangled qubit pairs is outlined via Bohm Theory. An entropic quantum correlation distance is here proposed as a mark of the non-local “handshaking” between two systems under the action of Quantum... more
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      Foundations of Quantum MechanicsEntanglement (Physics)Bell inequalityDavid Bohm
We address four physics opportunities. First, suggest new elementary particles and forces. Second, explain phenomena such as dark matter. Third, augment and unite physics theories and models. Fourth, point to opportunities for further... more
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      Elementary Particle PhysicsCosmology (Physics)Quantum GravityGeneral Relativity
The complex web of the global information grid will undergo explosive changes over coming decades. As advances in science and technology converge, a myriad array of discoveries in biotechnology, nanotechnology and information technology... more
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      Information SystemsBioinformaticsQuantum ComputingInformation Science
Gravity and Entanglement as a conscious quantum interdimensional compass In practice it is "only" a matter of juggling the terms "consciously" to manage any mathematical simulation of reality, as it is between real sex and... more
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      Consciousness (Psychology)Metaphysics of ConsciousnessConsciousness (Anthropology)Creativity and Consciousness
Leibniz's cybernetics rather than Bohm's and Descartes' error Descartes , followed by Bohm, mistakenly divided spacetime and the mental into two entangled categories (one influencing the other) rather than treating them, as Leibniz did,... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglementTheory of Entanglement
Quantum Mechanics is Anthropological, “Ontologically” Anthropological: By Sean Carroll As Hugh Everett claim in 1957, being EVERYTHING (please than mind ALSO ternary logic to account for transient indeterminacy self-consistent with Gödel... more
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      Quantum PhysicsOntologyRelativityQuantum Information
An introduction of entanglement (non-locality). The discovery of a data based informa-tional wave pattern that infuses entanglement into the system. This discovery of how to add entanglement into the model is the missing key, that has... more
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      MathematicsRelativityEntanglement (Physics)Entropy
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      Quantum InformationEntanglement (Physics)
There are misconceptions that entanglement (e.g. with environment) causes decoherence, and that decoherence causes classicality. Yet in an entanglement, barring classical communication, no action taken by one party has any effect on... more
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      Quantum InformationCausationEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglement
The aim of this work is identification and localisation of the interaction between mind and matter, specifically with respect to random number generators, and identification of the type of energy that can alter the degree of randomness of... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)BiophotonsMind-Matter Interactionphotons-electrons interaction
Presented Here, An introduction of entanglement (non-locality). The discovery of a data-based informational wave pattern that infuses entanglement into the system. Creating an unbreakable pattern of information, including entangled energy... more
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      General RelativityHydrogenBlack HolesEntanglement (Physics)
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      Quantum InformationEntanglement (Physics)
This paper presents the general Schmidt decomposition of two-photon fields generated in spontaneous parametric down-conversion (SPDC). It discusses in particular the separation of the radial and azimuthal degrees of freedom, the role of... more
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      Quantum OpticsEntanglement (Physics)Parametric Down ConversionSchmidt
An introduction of entanglement (non-locality). The discovery of a data based informational wave pattern that infuses coherent entanglement into the system. This discovery of how to add coherent entanglement into the model provides the... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)EntropyQuantum entanglementCosmic Microwave Background
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      Quantum PhysicsQuantum InformationEntanglement (Physics)
We derive an analytical form of the Schmidt modes of spontaneous parametric down-conversion (SPDC) biphotons in both cartesian and polar coordinates. We show that these correspond to Hermite-Gauss (HG) or Laguerre-Gauss (LG) modes only... more
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      Quantum OpticsEntanglement (Physics)
We show how the entangled photons produced in parametric down conversion can be used to improve the sensitivity of a Sagnac interferometer. Two-photon and four-photon coincidences increases the sensitivity by a factor of two and four... more
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      Spontaneous Parametric Down-conversionEntanglement (Physics)Entangled photonsSuper-Resolution
Presented here, is a Thermal Dynamic Interior Wave System, manifested as a single microwave , that creates the entire universe and reality. By using the measured quantities, given by current science and a newly discovered math system,... more
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      Fractal GeometryQuantum GravityRelativityBlack Holes
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      Quantum ComputingQuantum PhysicsQuantum MechanicsEntanglement (Physics)
We show how stimulated parametric processes can be employed in experiments on beyond the diffraction limit to overcome the problem of low visibility obtained by using spontaneous down conversion operating in the high gain regime. We... more
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      Spontaneous Parametric Down-conversionEntanglement (Physics)Quantum ImagingSuper-Resolution
The equations for an electron modeled as an internally-superluminal electrically-charged half-photon having toroidal topology are presented here. A longer paper is planned. This electron model is derived from the internally-superluminal... more
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      Electrical EngineeringMathematical PhysicsQuantum ComputingPhysics
We present a method to map the full equilibrium distribution of the primitive path (PP) length, obtained from multi-chain simulations of polymer melts, onto a single-chain mean-field .target. model. Most previous works used the... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)PolymersPolymer Melt RheologyCoarse-Graining
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      Quantum ComputingQuantum InformationEntanglement (Physics)
It has been known for some years that entanglement entropy obtained from partial trace does not provide the correct entanglement measure when applied to systems of identical particles. Several criteria have been proposed that have the... more
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      Quantum InformationFoundations of Quantum MechanicsEntanglement (Physics)
Entanglement of multipartite systems is studied based on exchange symmetry under the permutation group S_N. With the observation that symmetric property under the exchange of two constituent states and their separability are intimately... more
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      Foundations of Quantum MechanicsEntanglement (Physics)Identical Particles
The entanglement spectrum, i.e., the full distribution of Schmidt eigenvalues of the reduced density matrix, contains more information than the conventional entanglement entropy and has been studied recently in several many-particle... more
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      Condensed Matter PhysicsDisordered SystemsEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglement
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      ViscoelasticityRheologyEntanglement (Physics)Polymer Physics
A physical approach to a category of motives must account for the emergent nature of spacetime, where real and complex numbers play a secondary role to discrete operations in quantum computation. In quantum logic, the cardinality of a set... more
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      Number TheoryMathematical PhysicsQuantum ComputingPhysics
That quantum entanglement is nothing special, it is perfectly normal to Leibnizians (Quantum entanglement as explained by Leibniz vs Bell) Bell's Theorem is a way of differentiating between random entanglement and what is known... more
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      Philosophy of ScienceEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglementTheory of Entanglement
We study the low-energy states of the 1D random-hopping model in the strong disordered regime. The entanglement structure is shown to depend solely on the probability distribution for the length of the effective bonds P(lb), whose... more
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      Quantum PhysicsEntanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglementRandom Matrix Theory
We present a novel formulation of quantum game theory based on the Schmidt decomposition, which has the merit that the entanglement of quantum strategies is manifestly quantified. We apply this formulation to 2-player, 2-strategy... more
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      Game TheoryQuantum InformationEntanglement (Physics)
Working within the framework of parity-time-symmetric quantum mechanics, we look into the possibility of entanglement generation and demonstrate that the feature of non-violation of no-signaling principle may hold for the simplest... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)Parity-Time Symmetryno-signaling principle
Entanglement has puzzled people and communities for decades. It kept Einstein out of his sleep and some generations to come as well. But pondering over it, it is actually very simple and straight forward. Opposite measurements is required... more
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      Entanglement (Physics)Quantum entanglement
We propose that position and momentum in the uncertainty principle are quantum entangled states.
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      Quantum ComputingPhysicsTheoretical PhysicsQuantum Physics
We exploit the tripartite negativity to study the thermal correlations in a tripartite system, that is, the three outer spins interacting with the central one in a spin–star system. We analyse the dependence of such correlations on the... more
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      Quantum PhysicsQuantum InformationQuantum TheoryQuantum Mechanics
We quantify the extractable entanglement of excited states of a Lieb-Liniger gas that are obtained from coarse-grained measurements on the ground state in which the boson number in one of two complementary contiguous partitions of the gas... more
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      Interacting Particle SystemsEntanglement (Physics)