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Tracking down the locality assumption in a CHSH inequality derivation
CHSH inequality requires both locality and realism. I will equate here realism with counterfactual definiteness.
Now counterfactual definiteness tells us that given two different measurements on the ...
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Bell polytopes with nontrivial symmetries
Take $N$ parties, each of which receives an input $s_i \in {1, \dots, m_i}$ and produces an output $r_i \in {1, \dots, v_i}$, possibly in a nondeterministic manner. We are interested in joint ...
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Do Bell inequality violations appear instantly when the source is turned on, or do they increase over time?
This experimental Question is a result of reading a particular article on Bell violations. I addressed the e-mail below to the corresponding authors —because who knows, they might reply— but it is not ...
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Generalizations of Bell's inequality to quantum field theory
Can anyone refer me to some sources on generalizations of Bell's inequalities to quantum field theory (as opposed to quantum mechanics)? Scalar fields would be enough.
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What characterizations are available for two-photon Bell state light sources?
It is often technologically important to know how photon statistics change over time when a light source is turned on. A light source that comes to full intensity/visibility in a nanosecond after it ...
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Would Einstein have accepted the presumptions that lead to the Bell inequality?
To check the correlation between Hidden Variable Theory and Quantum Mechanics, Bell calculated the expectation value
$<\sigma_{e}(\vec a,\vec V) \sigma_{p}(\vec b,\vec V)> = \int d^n V ...
