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rubi
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This makes no sense. The modes that are stuck in the first polarizer have no relation at all with the modes in the other polarizers. I don't know what you mean by "labeling side effect". There is nothing artificial in the model. It's absolute standard quantum physics and not at all detached from physical reality. We take tensor products of different systems and describe their interaction by unitary operators on the tensor product space. There's really nothing controversial about that.zonde said:So the modes absorbed in first polarizer have to stay in the model, but for them to stay there they have to have some label from interaction with the second and third polarizer. And this labeling side effect seems rather artificial and detached from physical reality.