In article <25532203.1179814799521.JavaMail.jakarta@nitrogen.mathforum.org>, Jack Sarfatti <sarfatti@pacbell.net> wrote:
> Check any quantum optics book. There are real experimental effects that cannot be explained by not quantizing the EM vector field along with the electron spinor field. > > One example is entangled light like in the Aspect experiment. > > You cannot explain nonlocal photon pair polarization and also momentum correlations with classical EM stochastic fields. > > e.g. one of the Bell states > > |12> = (1/2)^1/2(|1+>|2+> + |1->|2->] > > with +- a linear polarization basis defined by orientations in space of linear polarizer.
You cannot exhibit a photon. It remains a theory with no referent.
