ER=EPR quantum entanglement, information, and black holes.

 ER=EPR quantum entanglement, information, and black holes. 

ER=EPR is the formula in quantum physics that introduces things like wormholes. Wikipedia introduces this thing like this "ER = EPR is a conjecture in physics stating that two entangled particles (a so-called Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen or EPR pair) connected by a wormhole (or Einstein–Rosen bridge) and is thought by some to be a basis for unifying general relativity and quantum mechanics into a theory of everything" (Wikipedia/ER=EPR) 

So wormhole is forming between superpositioned and entangled black holes. And that means: all other energy bridges between superpositioned and entangled particles are Einstein-Rose bridges. But why only black holes could create stable quantum entanglement between them? The thing is that those black holes can stop their spin. And that keeps the wormhole in a stable position. 

The reason why the quantum entanglement has limited existing time is the spin. The spin of those particles destroys the energy bridge. So stable quantum entanglements and superpositions can form only between particles that spin stopped. Only particles that can be in a stable position with stopped spins can keep stable quantum entanglements. But I will write about that later. 

The idea of the ER=EPR is that when particles form superposition and entanglement there is a quantum tornado where is a small vacuum between those particles. When that energy bridge called: the Eirnstein-Rose bridge or ER bridge forms. One or more of the stings that form particle turns or fall in that quantum tunnel. So the idea in the ER=EPR is that all quantum entanglements are ER=EPR. 

But the strength of the bridge between those particles or their isolation ability depends on the strength of that bridge. The idea of Einstein-Rose bridge's extreme version is the wormhole that connects to black holes. That gravitation or energy channel isolates the internal space of that channel from the outside. 

And the high energy level of that channel's shell makes an electromagnetic vacuum in that tunnel. That means energy or wave movement can travel in one direction without impacts with crossing quantum fields. That thing makes, it possible. All wave movement and particles can travel at the same speed. 

"Quantum mechanics’ entangled pairs can be compared to a machine that throws out balls of opposite colors in opposite directions. When Bob catches a ball and sees that it is black, he immediately knows that Alice has caught a white one. In a theory that uses hidden variables, the balls had always contained hidden information about what color to show. 

However, quantum mechanics says that the balls were grey until someone looked at them when one randomly turned white and the other black. Bell inequalities show that there are experiments that can differentiate between these cases. Such experiments have proven that quantum mechanics’ description is correct, and the balls have an indeterminate color until the measurement is made".  (BigThink.com/ Ask Ethan: What does ER=EPR really mean?)

The thing is that in the image below the system just allows handling the black and white ball as a grey entirety. But then spin just throws them away from that closed system. The idea is that the user of the system puts information in it. And the system receives it as the entirety. Then it will send the information out from it by using two routes. Or the system can separate grey entirety into black and white balls. 

"The idea that a higher-dimensional space, often called the bulk, is mathematically equivalent to a lower-dimensional space that defines the boundary of the bulk, known as the brane, is the core idea at the root of the AdS/CFT correspondence. This lower-dimensional analogue of the 5-to-4 dimensional relation derived by Juan Maldacena in 1997 is shown here". (BigThink.com/Ask Ethan: What does ER=EPR really mean?)

Why the requirement for a stable ER bridge between particles is something that stops those particles' spin? 

The EP=EPR is an answer to the question of why quantum entanglement stays so short time in quantum computers. The thing is that the energy bridge between superpositioned and entangled particles is forming between the superstring that slipped in the quantum tornado between the particles. 

Both of those particles are spinning in different directions. The problem is that the quantum entanglement or energy channel that forms it is in the same position. The idea is similar when we connect two floorball with rubber wires that are traveling through the tube. Then we must just start to rotate them like in quantum entanglement. That thing causes that sooner or later the rubber wire cuts. 

Stable superposition and quantum entanglement require the system must lock particles in the same position. That means the system must create so powerful electromagnetic vacuum that locks those particles. And only if the spin of those particles is stopped. The quantum entanglement can be stable. 

The spinning particles can form quantum entanglement that existence depends on the difference in energy levels between those particles. When energy starts to travel between those particles. That energy flow stops the spin. But when information or energy travel between those particles ends. That means the spin of those particles starts again. And that also destroys quantum entanglement. 

The thing. What makes ER=EPR so interesting is when those superpositioned and entangled particles are connecting. Is there is forming a quantum vacuum in the bridge that connects those particles? If the energy level of those particles is the same, the energy field or string that those particles are sending impacts in the middle of the quantum tornado that connects those particles. Then in the middle of those particles is forming a standing wave that reflects energy away from it. And that thing destroys the quantum entanglement. 

https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/er-epr/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ER_%3D_EPR

https://miraclesofthequantumworld.blogspot.com/2023/03/erepr-and-teleportation.html