1) Process to remotely communicate by using the interpretation of signals of thermoluminescence or photoluminescence in which one uses amongst other things:
- a) at least one group of samples comprising at least one kind of materials having properties of thermoluminescence and/or photoluminescence, which present connections, called by convention “quantum” couplings, between trapped electrons of the aforesaid materials, the aforementioned group of samples being called per convention the group of “entangled” samples,
- b) at least stimulation by thermo-deexcitation or photo deexcitation,
- characterized in that:
- c) at least one “quantum transmitter” equipment (FIG. 7—left side, FIG. 17—left side, FIG. 18—left side, FIG. 19—left side, FIG. 20—left side, FIG. 21—left side, FIG. 26—left side, FIG. 27—left side), comprising at least one “entangled” sample (9, 21, 37, 55, 68, 83, 103, 160, 175) of the aforesaid group, carries out a transmission of information, called “quantum transmission”, by means of a stimulation, either by thermo-deexcitation (FIG. 1), or by photo deexcitation (FIG. 2), or by a combination of both, on whole or part of the aforesaid “entangled” sample, called “master” “entangled” sample, during an interval of time, by applying, according to the mode, one or successively several heuristic profiles of variation of at least one parameter of stimulation applied versus time, called by convention “characteristic profiles” (FIG. 10), in order to transitorily modify the probability of deexcitation of some of entangled trapped electrons, by means of the stimulation applied by one or several of the aforesaid “characteristic profiles”, and optionally by feedback (FIG. 16—left side, FIG. 17—left side),
- d) at least one “quantum receiver” equipment (FIG. 7—right side, FIG. 16—right side, FIG. 17—right side, FIG. 18—right side, FIG. 19—right side, FIG. 20—right side, FIG. 19—right side, FIG. 20—right side, FIG. 21—right side, FIG. 26—right side, FIG. 27—right side), comprising at least one “entangled” sample (16, 30, 46, 61, 76, 89, 93, 109, 168, 180) of the aforesaid group, carries out versus time at least one series of measurements of luminescence (FIG. 8, FIG. 9) in at least one optical line or at least one band of optical wavelengths, on the aforesaid sample or on the aforesaid “entangled” samples, called “slave” “entangled” samples, one or more of the aforesaid series of measurements being interpreted by at least one method of calculation of correlation (FIG. 3, FIG. 11, FIG. 14, FIG. 32), in relation to at least one property of one or several of the “characteristic profiles” used by the “quantum transmitter”, to determine the reception of at least one information (FIG. 12, FIG. 15, FIG. 31), coded by the aforesaid “characteristic profile” or by the aforesaid “characteristic profiles”, the aforesaid reception being called “quantum reception”.