Quantum Entanglement (MIT Press Essential Knowledge series)

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Contents
Series Foreword
Preface
Introduction
1: The Negative Space of Quantum Physics
	Hidden Variables
	Flipping a Quarter
	Shaking Two Quarters
2: An Experiment to Challenge a Philosophy
3: Entangled Light
4: Rigorous Contradiction of Everyday Assumptions
	Just Two Numbers, and then Two More: +1 and −1, +2 and −2.
	Do the Lights Match the Buttons?
	Identical Twins: An Analogy
	Three Observations by Maudlin
	Hardy Makes It Easy
	Three Entangled Photons
5: Reconciling with Relativity
	The Shocking Truths of Einstein’s Relativity
	Time Dilation
	Length Contraction
	The Chronological Order of Events May Depend on Who’s Observing Them
	The Apparent Conflict with Quantum Entanglement
6: Direct Observation Is the Only Reality?
	Ferret Out Assumptions We Didn’t Know We Were Making
	Abandon Both Locality and Realism
	Can We Save Realism by Rejecting Locality?
	Can We Save Locality By Rejecting Realism?
Glossary
Notes
	Preface
	Introduction
	Chapter 1
	Chapter 2
	Chapter 3
	Chapter 4
	Chapter 5
	Chapter 6
Further Reading
Index