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2021.10.02

[Delusion] Non-delay Comm. by "A Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser"

I think some people got the inspiration from the paper "A Delayed Choice Quantum Eraser" published in Physical Review Letters 20 years ago. 

I have now begun to hypothesize that delay-free communication will be possible. So, I would like to know if anyone is conducting a verification experiment with an experimental device with a different structure.

At that time, I was already in employment and didn't know the experiment. I really feel sad.

However, I feel that expectations for the future are increasing. 

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If the facts verified by the experiments in that paper are correct, I hypothesize that the experiments in this figure will also change the fringes.

I've been out of this field for decades, making theoretical calculations difficult for me. I have high expectations for young people who are active.

Thank you.

 

P.S.

That's right. If the electron eraser experiment is a problem to find a solution by path integral, the vibration of the screen as my idea will change the range of path integral over time. Mathematically, this temporal change will bring about a change in the whole state at the same time, so if the amplitude is observable, is it possible to convey information without delay?

もし、電子消しゴム実験が、KG方程式を、経路積分で、解を求める問題であれば、私の発案としてのスクリーンの振動は、経路積分の範囲を、時間的に変化させることになる。数式的に、この時間的変化は、状態全体に、同時に変化をもたらすことになるので、もし、観測可能な振幅であれば、遅延なしで、情報の伝達が可能と言うことになるのだろうか?

 

 

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