Observation of magnet-induced star-like radiation of a plasma created from cancer cells in a laser trap.

We present a new phenomenon resulting from the interaction of magnetic beads with cancer cells in a laser trap formed on a slide containing a depression 16.5 mm in diameter and 0.78 mm of maximum depth. This phenomenon includes the apparent formation and expansion of a dark bubble that attracts and incinerates surrounding matter when it explodes, which leads to a plasma emitting intense radiation that has the appearance of a star on a microscopic scale. We have observed the star-like phenomenon for more than 4 years, and the intensity depends on the laser's power. Measuring the laser power of the dark bubble shows the entrapment of electromagnetic energy as it expands.

Entanglement, interference, and measurement in a degenerate parametric oscillator.

Quantum dynamical equations of motion for homodyne detection of the degenerate optical parametric oscillator are solved exactly. Nonclassical photon statistics are shown to be a consequence of interference of probability amplitudes, entanglement of photon pairs from such an oscillator, and the role of measurement in quantum evolution.