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QUANTUM INFORMATION, ENTANGLEMENT AND RELATIONSHIPS
We present several physical applications that were generated in the framework of quantum information science. We emphasize the crucial role played, in this approach, by a group of unitary transformations, the generalized Pauli or Heisenberg–Weyl group, and by a non-classical property, called entanglement, which appears to be a basic ingredient in Quantum Information Theory. We sketch the links between entanglement and non-locality, and discuss an analogy between entanglement and (human) relationships.