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AIP Conference Proceedings, 2004
The orbital angular momentum [OAM] of light and its applications in quantum telecommunication and cryptography has recently attracted scientific attention. In this context also entanglement and the implications of the Einstein‐Podolsky‐Rosen [EPR] experiment have experienced a renewed interest. In an attempt to find an experimentally feasible criterion
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The orbital angular momentum [OAM] of light and its applications in quantum telecommunication and cryptography has recently attracted scientific attention. In this context also entanglement and the implications of the Einstein‐Podolsky‐Rosen [EPR] experiment have experienced a renewed interest. In an attempt to find an experimentally feasible criterion
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Comment on `Is the EPR paradox really a paradox?'
European Journal of Physics, 1999Summary: A recent article by \textit{A. Tartaglia} [Eur. J. Phys. 19, No. 3, 307--311 (1998; Zbl 1032.81507)] is erroneous.
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OSA Workshop on Entanglement and Quantum Decoherence, 2008
We propose to test the inconsistency of local reality with quantum mechanics progressively, by defining the S-scopic EPR paradox, that would ultimately allow test of the EPR paradox for the macroscopically entangled "Schrodinger cat" state. Practical signatures of the S-scopic EPR-entanglement are presented for several experimental prototypes.
M. D. Reid, E. G. Cavalcanti
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We propose to test the inconsistency of local reality with quantum mechanics progressively, by defining the S-scopic EPR paradox, that would ultimately allow test of the EPR paradox for the macroscopically entangled "Schrodinger cat" state. Practical signatures of the S-scopic EPR-entanglement are presented for several experimental prototypes.
M. D. Reid, E. G. Cavalcanti
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Foundations of Physics, 1982
A generalized reality criterion which attributes physical properties to statistical ensembles is used in order to deduce an inequality which is violated by quantum mechanics in realistic conditions. This new form of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox is developed exclusively from the reality criterion and from separability without any use of the ...
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A generalized reality criterion which attributes physical properties to statistical ensembles is used in order to deduce an inequality which is violated by quantum mechanics in realistic conditions. This new form of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox is developed exclusively from the reality criterion and from separability without any use of the ...
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Source independence and the EPR paradox
Il Nuovo Cimento B Series 11, 1989It is shown that the lines of action between the photon pairs resulting from a positronium decay are not necessarily in line with the original positronium atom. It is also shown why this «source-independent» effect is not normally observed, although it is observable in principle.
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2013
REE N°4/2012 ◗ 81 retour sur Marc Leconte THALES SYSTEMES AEROPORTES A l’occasion de l’attribution de la medaille Einstein a Alain Aspect Le 12 mars dernier, on apprenait que la medaille Albert Einstein avait ete decernee a Alain Aspect. Ce prix, attribue par la societe Albert Einstein, basee a Berne, valorise « des recherches exceptionnelles
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REE N°4/2012 ◗ 81 retour sur Marc Leconte THALES SYSTEMES AEROPORTES A l’occasion de l’attribution de la medaille Einstein a Alain Aspect Le 12 mars dernier, on apprenait que la medaille Albert Einstein avait ete decernee a Alain Aspect. Ce prix, attribue par la societe Albert Einstein, basee a Berne, valorise « des recherches exceptionnelles
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2001
The famous EPR paradox is named after Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen, who presented, in their paper published in 1935 [15], what originally was just a‘Gedanken experiment’ formulating for the first time the dichotomy of locality versus non-locality. Since then very few problems in physics have received more attention than the EPR paradox, challenging ...
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The famous EPR paradox is named after Einstein, Podolsky, and Rosen, who presented, in their paper published in 1935 [15], what originally was just a‘Gedanken experiment’ formulating for the first time the dichotomy of locality versus non-locality. Since then very few problems in physics have received more attention than the EPR paradox, challenging ...
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EPR Paradox and Quantum Field Theories
Romanian Journal of Physics"We discuss the EPR paradox and study an example of this in a quantum field theoretical context. We show that there is always an alternative description of QFT in which particles that interact at a moment in time remain entangled and therefore in a form of contact at any spatial or temporal separation.
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The EPR Paradox in Particle Physics
1999A more critical scrutiny of the incompatibility between quantum theory and local realism can come from the study of the EPR paradox in domains where highly efficient particle detectors are used and the additional assumptions are therefore not needed. An appealing possibility is the decay of a J PC = 1-- vector meson into a pair of neutral bosons.
Alexander Afriat, Franco Selleri
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