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Quantum Entanglement
Original title: 量子エンタングルメント
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Quantum entanglement is a phenomenon between multiple quanta, a state in which observing one quantum through manipulation of quantum states affects the states of other quanta. Nothing is determined without knowing either one, but knowing one allows the other to be determined: this property is “quantum entanglement.”
量子もつれ（エンタングルメント）とは、複数の量子の間で起こる現象で、量子状態の操作によりある量子を観測した際に、他の量子の状態に影響を与えてしまうという状態です。 どちらか一方さえも知らなければ何も確定しないが、一方さえわかればもう一方を確定することができるという性質が「量子のもつれ」です。
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