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But wait! There's more. In 2015, Nicolas Gisin, a physicist at the University of Geneva, published a paper claiming to have tested Bell's inequality using a system involving four particles instead of just two. Under his experimental conditions, Bell's inequality should hold true, but it didn't. The result suggested that the experiment was testing the limits of the universe itself. As Nature put it, "If confirmed, [the result] could mean that there really might be no deeper level of reality beneath quantum mechanics, and that our ordinary world exists only thanks to complex interactions among atoms." The implications are profound, but it remains to be seen whether anyone can replicate Gisin's experiment and prove it correct.
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One intriguing application of quantum entanglement is in the field of cryptography. Because of its seemingly magical properties, it appears possible to use entangled particles to send secure messages that cannot be intercepted. You can read more about that here.
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But wait! There's more. In 2015, Nicolas Gisin, a physicist at the University of Geneva, published a paper claiming to have tested Bell's inequality using a system involving four particles instead of just two. Under his experimental conditions, Bell's inequality should hold true, but it didn't. The result suggested that the experiment was testing the limits of the universe itself. As Nature put it, "If confirmed, [the result] could mean that there really might be no deeper level of reality beneath quantum mechanics, and that our ordinary world exists only thanks to complex interactions among atoms." The implications are profound, but it remains to be seen whether anyone can replicate Gisin's experiment and prove it correct.
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One intriguing application of quantum entanglement is in the field of cryptography. Because of its seemingly magical properties, it appears possible to use entangled particles to send secure messages that cannot be intercepted. You can read more about that here.
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# License
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cc-by-nc-4.0
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This is licensed for non commercial purpose (the model loves to make a lot of stuff up - hence it would dangerous to present it as a truth telling model)
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