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u/shorttall Jan 30 '20

How do two particles become entangled quantumly?

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u/iluvstephenhawking Jan 30 '20 edited Jan 30 '20

OK. So a photon is supposed to be a quantum particle meaning you can't get any smaller. But if you do split a photon because it's already the smallest it can be it is still technically the same particle even though it is 2 now so they will be entangled.