Four-photon Entanglement as Stochastic-signal Correlation
A. F. Kracklauer
Abstract
A fully classical model of a recent experiment exhibiting what is interpreted as teleportation and four-photon entanglement is described. It is shown that the reason that a classical model is possible, contrary to the current belief, results ultimately from a misguided modification by Bohm of the EPR Gedanken experiment. Finally, teleportation is reinterpreted as the passive filtration of correlated but stochastic events in stead of the active transfer of either material or information.
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