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In order to mathematically describe the astonishing phenomenon of entanglement it is necessary to introduce a new type of holor. If a beam of light is incident on a barium borate crystal the incident light breaks into a pair of twin beams which make equal but opposite angles with the normal direction to the surface of the crystal. In order to represent this extraordinary behavior it is necessary to introduce a trivalent holor , which we have called a twinor.[[Category:Scientific Paper]] | In order to mathematically describe the astonishing phenomenon of entanglement it is necessary to introduce a new type of holor. If a beam of light is incident on a barium borate crystal the incident light breaks into a pair of twin beams which make equal but opposite angles with the normal direction to the surface of the crystal. In order to represent this extraordinary behavior it is necessary to introduce a trivalent holor , which we have called a twinor. | ||
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| Scientific Paper | |
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| Title | The Holor Representation of Entanglement |
| Author(s) | Domina Eberle Spencer |
| Keywords | {{{keywords}}} |
| Published | 2008 |
Abstract
In order to mathematically describe the astonishing phenomenon of entanglement it is necessary to introduce a new type of holor. If a beam of light is incident on a barium borate crystal the incident light breaks into a pair of twin beams which make equal but opposite angles with the normal direction to the surface of the crystal. In order to represent this extraordinary behavior it is necessary to introduce a trivalent holor , which we have called a twinor.