- #1
- 8,242
- 1,957
[Moderator's note: Thread spin off due to topic change. Original thread spin-off point is here.]
You can have entangled photons that do not coexist in time. I would call those biphotons as well, because there is not any particular difference between spatial separation versus temporal separation when it comes to entanglement. Any thoughts?
You can have entangled photons that do not coexist in time. I would call those biphotons as well, because there is not any particular difference between spatial separation versus temporal separation when it comes to entanglement. Any thoughts?
Last edited by a moderator: