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## Elitzur-Vaidman bomb tester
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Given a box we want to determine whether it contains a bomb.
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To test, a photon can be send through the box.
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- if the bomb detects a photon it explodes!
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- if no bomb is present nothing happens
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#### Beam Splitter
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A beam splitter is a semi transparent mirror.
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Photons entering from up can come out on the up or down path - analog for down
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Quantum mechanically it could come in a superposition between up and down
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