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Finger Exercise: Superluminal Matter Transport
In Quantum Non‐Locality and Relativity. Tim Maudlin. pp. 55–73 (2002-01-01)
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This chapter contains sections titled: The State of Play Particles and Relativistic Mass Increase Tachyons.Author's Profile
finger exercise ‐ superluminal matter transport state of play, design of Aspect's experiment ‐ testing violation of Bell's inequality Aspect's experiment in space‐time polarizer, determined by electromagnetic radiation ‐ left, by the Big Bang theories, deterministic or stochastic theory, local, no information about space‐like separated events ‐ improving on prediction spatial separation, perfect insulator from causal influence ‐ no influence, faster than light fission with simultaneity slices of moving frame quantum correlations, not requiring superluminal matter ‐ Relativity, forbidding transfer interpretative problems, switching ‐ new frames of reference, Tachyon exchange in one reference frame
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