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Photon entanglement in macroscopic systems.

Photon entanglement can have a major effect in macroscopic systems containing large numbers of photons and atoms, where it can eliminate the interference between two high-intensity beams of light that would otherwise be expected. The nonclassical nature of these effects is related to the lack of classical chaos below some threshold of nonlinearity