QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT FROM BHAVYA GUPTA Explained in easier language

1. QUANTUM
ENTANGLEMENT
DISCOVERED BY SIR ERWIN SCHR0NDIGER

2. INTRODUCTION
QUANTUM MEANS THE SMALLEST PARTICLE ( PACKETS
OF ENERGY)
ENTANGLEMENT MEANS
STRONG RELATIONSHIP IN ANY FORM OF SITUATIONS
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3. Content
 Discovery of quantum entanglement and first
proposed by whom
 Basic properties of quantum entanglement
 Experiment on Quantum Entanglement
 Working and mechanism of Quantum Entanglement
 How it is an spooky action at a distance
 Practical application of the Quantum Entanglement
in daily life

4. FIRST DISCOVERED BY WHOM AND
WHEN ?
.
The phenomenon of entanglement was
proposed by Sir Albert Einstein and
colleagues in 1930s. And later on it was
discovered by Sir Erwin Schrodinger

5. PROPERTIES OF ENTANGLEMENT
• They are ultimately small that we can only imagine the
particles which are entangle with each other .
• They are random in motion and position with respect
to time .
• The momentum and position of a particle can be
calculated through another one.
• They are strongly interconnected with each
other(seperated at any two points of space).
• The transfer of information faster than the speed of
light .

6. EXPERIMENTS OF
QUANTUM ENTANGLEMENT
• .
With photon particles

8. RESULT OF THIS EXPERIMENT
0 degree 45 degree 90 degree 135 degree
phrase1 5 4.3 3.5 2.5
phrase2 5 1.7 2.4 4.5
0
1
2
3
4
5
6

10. Spin and Angular
Momentum of
Entangled Photons
.

11. WORKING OF
PARTICLE (USING
SUPERPOSITION
PRINCIPLE)
.

12. HOW IT IS
WORKS FASTER
THAN THE
SPEED OF
LIGHT?
.

13. • .

14. EPR Paradox
EINSTEIN
PODOLSKY
ROSEN Paradox

15. Bell’s Experiment
.

16. First picture of the Quantum
Entanglement

17. Practical Application
.

18. Quantum Computers

19. .
Quantum
Cryptography

20. POWER
CONSUMPTION
CHIPS
.

22. Teleportation of
Person through
portals

23. NON MEDUIM

24. A Short Clip For You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=6yfWdb-JOA8

25. Specialthanks
to thesesources
 Wikipedia (external source at deep web)
 Quora and Byju’s ( for pictures).
 Times of New York (content and headings)
 http://plato.stanford.edu (mechanism and working)
 www.sciencedaily.com (application)
 www.livescience.com (properties and experiments)
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yfWdb-JOA8 (short clip)

26. THAT’S ALL MY
PRESENTATION
Thank You