nonlocality

Quantum physicists have further established that this energetic matter seems to be infinitely mutable it can be in two places at once and move backwards in time, which is termed nonlocality and it is continuously interacting with other matter that enters its energetic field, becoming perpetually entangled with it even across vast expanses of space.

The Source Woodson Merrell 2008

Quantum physicists have further established that this energetic matter seems to be infinitely mutable it can be in two places at once and move backwards in time, which is termed nonlocality and it is continuously interacting with other matter that enters its energetic field, becoming perpetually entangled with it even across vast expanses of space.

The Source Woodson Merrell 2008

Entanglement sometimes called nonlocality is where a faster-than-the-speed-of-light signal is instantaneously communicated between two particles which somehow remain in touch with each other no matter how far apart they are.

How to Teach Physics to Your Dog CHAD ORZEL 2009

In a 2007 study, researchers in Vienna tested the idea that maybe the instantaneous-ness of entanglement (called nonlocality) was consistent with hidden "variables" that can explain the randomness of quantum measurements.

California Literary Review 2009

The MWI exhibits some kind of nonlocality: "world" is a nonlocal concept, but it avoids action at a distance and, therefore, it is not in conflict with the relativistic quantum mechanics; see discussions of nonlocality in

Many-Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics Vaidman, Lev 2002

Because this stuff isn't frequently discussed in between the physicists, you will hear them adopting the jargon of the philosophers, mentioning that the entanglement experiments prove "nonlocality" of the laws of physics (even though in their papers, they correctly talk about "local quantum field theories").

The Reference Frame 2009

People like to say a lot of incorrect things about "nonlocality" of quantum mechanics.

The Reference Frame 2009

However, they seem to believe that the "nonlocality" doesn't arise from having a large number of stringy fields or something like that but purely from the necessity to combine the widely separated points on the "thin" phase space into legitimate pure states.

The Reference Frame 2008

Albert has now co-written an excellent article in Scientific American on quantum nonlocality, (the branch tapping at the windowpane of modern physics).

Archive 2009-02-01 Gordon McCabe 2009

The third principle introduces nonlocality, how an event occurring in one physical space has the potential to profoundly alter events unfolding elsewhere.

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