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Nature 453, 1004-1007 (19 June 2008) | doi:10.1038/nature07124; Published online 18 June 2008
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Progress Article Quantifying entanglement in macroscopic systems
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Traditionally, entanglement was considered to be a quirk of microscopic objects that defied a common-sense explanation. Now, however, entanglement is recognized to be ubiquitous and robust. With the realization that entanglement can occur in macroscopic systems — and with the development of experiments aimed at exploiting this fact — new tools are required to define and quantify entanglement beyond the original microscopic framework.
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