Sentence examples for when entangled from inspiring English sources

"For example, you can have quantum communication and quantum cryptography, where you can send messages over large distances". Zeilinger has theorized and tested how multiple particles behave when entangled, and how bits of information could be shared or transmitted through entanglement.

The formation of these hairpins suggests that the distribution of the curvature of the segments changes when entangled semi-flexible polymers are sheared.

The goal is to get them to realize how politicized science and technology can become when entangled in multibillion-dollar interests like agricultural subsidies, petroleum and auto manufacturing.

Ideal propulsive efficiency was significantly lower when entangled, though we detected no difference in observed propulsive efficiency between the conditions.

When entangled qutrits were first created last year, using quartz crystals instead of fiber-optics, they could only be separated by a meter or two, limiting their potential use for communication, Gisin says.

The idea of using nonclassical light to improve the performance of classical information tasks can be traced back to precursory works on quantum illumination [32, 33], where the presence of a low-reflectivity object in a bright thermal-noise bath is detected with higher accuracy when entangled light is sent to illuminate the target region.

Specifically, despite channel noise 8.3 dB beyond the threshold for entanglement breaking, eavesdropping-immune communication is achieved between Alice and Bob when an entangled source is used, but no such immunity is obtainable when their source is classical.

When an entangled pair of photons is squeezed through the slits, Dr. Abrams said, they appear to have twice the energy of ordinary photons making the same trip.

When the entangled pairs recombine on the far side of the slit, they form a wavelength that is half the size of what can be generated by using unentangled photons.

The new result suggests that when sharing entangled pairs of photons on such a network, a user wouldn't have to wait to see what happens to the photons sent down the line before manipulating the ones kept behind, Eisenberg says.

When two entangled objects are separated, as soon as the state of one is measured, the state of the other is instantly known.