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- Sakurais_Bell_inequality abstract "The intention of a Bell inequality is to serve as a test of local realism or local hidden variable theories as against quantum mechanics, applying Bell's theorem, which shows them to be incompatible. Not all the Bell's inequalities that appear in the literature are in fact fit for this purpose. The one discussed here holds only for a very limited class of local hidden variable theories and has never been used in practical experiments. It is, however, discussed by John Bell in his \"Bertlmann's socks\" paper (Bell, 1981), where it is referred to as the \"Wigner–d'Espagnat inequality\" (d'Espagnat, 1979; Wigner, 1970). It is also variously attributed to Bohm (1951?) and Belinfante (1973).The following is a description taken almost without alteration from an earlier edition of the Bell's theorem page. Note that the inequality is not really applicable either to electrons or photons, since it builds in no probabilistic properties in the measurement process. Much more realistic hidden variable theories can be devised, modelling spin (or polarisation, in optical Bell tests) as a vector and allowing for the fact that not all emitted particles will be detected.".
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- Sakurais_Bell_inequality wikiPageWikiLinkText "Sakurai's Bell inequality".
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- Sakurais_Bell_inequality comment "The intention of a Bell inequality is to serve as a test of local realism or local hidden variable theories as against quantum mechanics, applying Bell's theorem, which shows them to be incompatible. Not all the Bell's inequalities that appear in the literature are in fact fit for this purpose. The one discussed here holds only for a very limited class of local hidden variable theories and has never been used in practical experiments.".
- Sakurais_Bell_inequality label "Sakurai's Bell inequality".
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