Quantum Physics

    

On the Detection of Direction

Authors: Gerard van der Ham

Basically detection of direction is a comparison of a direction with a known or a defined direction. A known direction is a direction in a reference frame and a defined direction is a direction in a coordinate system. In this paper the difference between a coordinate system and a reference frame is explained. Directions are defined by coordinate systems, but they are detected by reference frames. This has important implications for the detection of the spin direction of entangled particles, for the interpretation of entanglement and finally for the realisation of quantum computers.

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