Two photons (as stick figures) dance on a Möbius strip. Their joint movement along this twisted dance floor is the result of quantum interference. Classically, each of the two photons would go their own way on a plane field (IMAGE)

University of Rostock

Two photons (as stick figures) dance on a Möbius strip. Their joint movement along this twisted dance floor is the result of quantum interference. Classically, each of the two photons would go their own way on a plane field

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Two photons (as stick figures) dance on a Möbius strip. Their joint movement along this twisted dance floor is the result of quantum interference. Classically, each of the two photons would go their own way on a plane field.

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University of Rostock, Institute of Physics

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