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Can the quantum wave functions of entangled systems be objects that exist in

normal three-dimensional space?

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Answered by sssrohit005p4c0ey
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Can the quantum wave functions of entangled systems be objects that exist in

normal three-dimensional space?

A: Yes. The wave functions are objects in normal three-dimensional space, and

the entanglement and nonlocal correlations between objects are arranged by the

application of conservation laws at the vertices of the final transaction

Answered by Anonymous
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⏩Thus, the assertion that the quantum wave functions of individual particles in a multi-particle quantum system cannot exist in ordinary three-dimensional space is a misinterpretation of the role of Hilbert space, the application of conservation laws, and the origins of entanglement.☺️☺️☺️☺️♥️♥️♥️♥️

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