I'd be curious if someone who understands exactly what and how they are proposing this measurement works could speak on whether it would contradict the no-signalling theorem (and so, the effect can't be real).
That is, given that destroying the correlation between two entangled particles can't be used to send information between the particles' locations, how could a measurement of whether a system contains entangled particles work? Does it just require all entangled particles to be present for the extra heat transfer to work?
That is, given that destroying the correlation between two entangled particles can't be used to send information between the particles' locations, how could a measurement of whether a system contains entangled particles work? Does it just require all entangled particles to be present for the extra heat transfer to work?