Are systems in entangled states emergent systems?
Thierry Paul, Sébastien Poinat · HAL (Le Centre pour la Communication Scientifique Directe) · 2011
Several authors argued that systems in entangled states are examples of emergent systems. In this paper, we challenge this point of view. We propose a criterion to distinguish composed systems and noncomposed systems, and show that systems in entangled states don't verify this criterion. Because they are not composed, they cannot be examples of emergent systems.