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San K
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Two entangled photons are created via, say SPDC, by striking a single photon on a crystal.
The two entangled photons have a combined energy equal to that of the original photon.
Can we, at least theoretically, combine the two photons (say by having the two entangled photons simultaneously strike at a same point in time-space on a crytal or something) back into one photon? (with the whole process obviously obeying the law of conservation of energy)
Sort of a "reverse" entanglement...
The two entangled photons have a combined energy equal to that of the original photon.
Can we, at least theoretically, combine the two photons (say by having the two entangled photons simultaneously strike at a same point in time-space on a crytal or something) back into one photon? (with the whole process obviously obeying the law of conservation of energy)
Sort of a "reverse" entanglement...