CASTANEDA, Román. Confinement and spatial entanglement: phenomenology of a new interference principle. []. , 46, 181, pp.902-919.   21--2023. ISSN 0370-3908.  https://doi.org/10.18257/raccefyn.1695.

Recently, the novel confinement principle in spatially-structured Lorentzian wells was reported to describe in a unified way the interference of classical waves and singular quantum particles in a causal framework in ordinary space. The phenomenology derived from this principle offers significant advantages over the conventional classical and quantum formalisms of interference founded on wave superposition. This paper presents a conceptual analysis of such a principle and its main implications indicating its fundamental differences from the standard descriptions.

: Interference; Diffraction; Geometric potential; Confinement; Entanglement.

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