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Understanding Quantum Entanglement – with Philip Ball

Posted on May 25, 2021 by agogo22

Last year, Phil Ball gave a very popular talk at the Ri about quantum mechanics, here’s his follow up on quantum entanglement, and our friends Alice and Bob.
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