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Detecting the relative localisation of quantum particles
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posted on 2023-06-08, 17:20 authored by P A Knott, J Sindt, Jacob DunninghamJacob DunninghamOne interpretation of how the classical world emerges from quantum physics involves the build-up of certain robust entangled states between particles due to scattering events. This is intriguing because it links classical behaviour with the uniquely quantum effect of entanglement and differs from other interpretations that say classicality arises when quantum correlations are lost or neglected in measurements. However, the problem with this new interpretation has been finding an experimental way of verifying it. Here we outline a straightforward scheme that enables just that and should, in principle, allow experiments to conform the theory to any desired degree of accuracy.
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Journal of Physics: Conference SeriesISSN
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