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| − | Quantum coherence occurs when quantum particles or waves are in a fixed relationship or [[quantum entanglement]] with each other. This is sometimes described as being "in-phase", in contrast to when a disturbance breaks the correlation and ends the fixed relationship. | + | '''Quantum coherence''' occurs when quantum particles or waves are in a fixed relationship or [[quantum entanglement]] with each other. This is sometimes described as being "in-phase", in contrast to when a disturbance breaks the correlation and ends the fixed relationship. The phenomenon was predicted by [[Niels Bohr]] in 1946, and first observed at [[CERN]] in 1981. |
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Latest revision as of 18:15, June 27, 2016
Quantum coherence occurs when quantum particles or waves are in a fixed relationship or quantum entanglement with each other. This is sometimes described as being "in-phase", in contrast to when a disturbance breaks the correlation and ends the fixed relationship. The phenomenon was predicted by Niels Bohr in 1946, and first observed at CERN in 1981.