If it breaks the entanglement, then does that mean the other particle will remain coherent? If so, how is it that we can predict its spin from the measurement taken from the first particle?
some questions:
Is entanglement transitive? If system A is entangled with system B, and which are coherent w.r.t. the environment, and then system C fully interacts with A, entangling with A, then does system B remain entangled to A, and if it does, then is B entangled to C?
Does lack of...
Am I reading some more recent articles on quantum gravity correctly that seem to be implying that a coherent particle is not subject to gravity?
If you have a coherent C70 buckyball molecule (see Zeilinger - Update: "Matter-wave interferometer for large molecules", Jan. 2002), the force of...