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URL:/institute-for-quantum-computing/events/paul-kwiat-
 whom-bell-inequality-tolls-quantum-entanglement
SUMMARY:Paul Kwiat: For Whom the Bell Inequality Tolls: Quantum Entanglemen
 t\nfor Fun and Profit
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DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nPAUL KWIAT\, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMP
 AIGN\n\nNearly 80 years after Schroedinger described entanglement as the\n
 quintessential nonclassical phenomenon\, and 50 years after Bell showed\nt
 he inconsistency of quantum correlations with local realism\, the\nquantum
  information revolution seeks to use its almost magical\nproperties to ena
 ble new feats in information processing. As we shall\nsee\, entanglement c
 an now be produced at high rates with exquisite\nprecision\, enabling unpr
 ecedented tests of nonlocality and such feats\nas quantum cryptography and
  teleportation.\n 
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