Evidence of quantum entanglement reportedly found in Higgs boson decays
An analysis by CERN’s ATLAS experiment used Z boson decay products to reconstruct spin information and test for entanglement, an astronomy account says.
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ATLAS researchers studied Large Hadron Collider data on Higgs bosons decaying into pairs of short-lived Z bosons, an astronomy account says. By examining the particles produced in the Z bosons’ decays, they reconstructed information about their spins. According to the account, the analysis disfavored a separable, non-entangled state at 4.7 standard deviations, providing evidence that the pair’s quantum states were linked.
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Evidence of quantum entanglement reportedly found in Higgs boson decays
An analysis by CERN’s ATLAS experiment used Z boson decay products to reconstruct spin information and test for entanglement, an astronomy account says.