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naima
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It is often said that the Bell's theorem precludes local hidden variables. From a "modern" point of view one should never deduce conclusions from the existence of outputs in non commutative measurements.
It seems that the derivations of this theorem use such results.
Is there a proof which uses only the ##\lambda## in the case of possible measurements?
It seems that the derivations of this theorem use such results.
Is there a proof which uses only the ##\lambda## in the case of possible measurements?