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... discrete and continuous variables, such as energy and time (10), position and linear momentum (11), spatial modes (12, 13), and images (14). In addition to linear momentum, light may also carry angular momentum. The spin angular momentum is manifest as the polarization of light and is described comp ...
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... messages according to a shared protocol, until Bob has sufficient information to announce an output z ∈ Z s.t. (x, y, z) ∈ R. The communication cost of a protocol is the sum of the lengths of messages (in bits) Alice and Bob exchange on the worst-case choice of inputs x and y. The communication comp ...
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... a causal relation between them, because the relation between a cause and its effect is necessarily time-asymmetric. As Bell explained, “To avoid causal chains going backward in time in some frames of reference, we require them to go slower than light in any frame of reference.”7,8 After the advent o ...
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