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by: Beda Pietanza - Sat, 5 Nov 2022 16:08 UTC

given two entangled particles
a measurement taken on one of them makes the other collapse into
a fixed configuration,ok,
this happens instantly?,
absolutely sinchronized ?
or according to the the relativity of simultaneity?
after one particle is measured, the other keeps its state forever or it looses it for decooerence?
thanks for any help
regards
beda

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From: richard....@invalid.fr (Richard Hachel)

by: Richard Hachel - Sat, 5 Nov 2022 16:41 UTC

Le 05/11/2022 à 17:08, Beda Pietanza a écrit :
> given two entangled particles
> a measurement taken on one of them makes the other collapse into
> a fixed configuration,ok,
> this happens instantly?,
> absolutely sinchronized ?
> or according to the the relativity of simultaneity?
> after one particle is measured, the other keeps its state forever or it looses
> it for decooerence?
> thanks for any help
> regards
> beda

I already answered that.

But the problem is that no one listens to anyone.

Everyone thinks "I want to be the next Nobel Prize".

And the only one who says, "such shit, I'll use it to decorate my toilet,
I don't want it". Nobody listens to him.

R.H.

Subject	Author
entanglement and synchrony	Beda Pietanza
Re: entanglement and synchrony	Richard Hachel