On 4/6/2022 3:18 PM, smitra wrote:
The modus tollens then follows directly. Showing that non-separable
states are necessarily not local.
Only true in classical physics. And this is actually going ton be used
in an experiment to demonstrate quantum gravity in an experiment. By
using gravity to create an entangled state one can prove the quantum
nature of gravity because a local classical force cannot cause
entanglement. The fact that QM is local and yet can lead to non-local
states is a crucial part of that argument.
Saibal
Do you have a reference for this experiment?
Brent
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