Entangled states of wavefunctions.
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Suppose that a pair of electrons, A and B, were described by the following wave function: (see attached for equations).
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What property specific to entanglement must the wavefunction describing an entangled state of two particles A and B possess? Using this criterion, determine whether or not the wavefunction above describes an entangled state.
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