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Sambuco replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.Do you have any reference for that last point? Lucas. -
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QFT is quite different from the non-relativistic case, notably that particles are localised excitations in quantum fields, which leads... -
Sambuco replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.Okay, I see. What would be different in QFT compared to the non-relativistic case? I’m referring to the many-worlds interpretation and...
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Sambuco replied to the thread Graduate Why is Bell’s theorem still considered controversial?.Does "wavefunction realism" imply a ##\psi##-ontic interpretation? In that case, there are interpretations consistent with this, such as...
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Simply slapping a "classical" label on something doesn't make it false. Reichenbach's principle of common causes says that when two...
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Let me answer your questions in the reverse order. 1. Bohmian mechanics (BM) makes the same measurable predictions as standard quantum...
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When I was younger, I would grind through the details. I even taught myself Rigged Hilbert Spaces (it took some time) to understand...
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Is your proposal to follow their lead and drop facorizability? And are you going down the LS route (using conditional quantum states) or...
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There’s not a lot of controversy about what Bell’s theorem says, nor about how it emerges from the mathematical formalism of quantum...
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Sambuco reacted to Demystifier's post in the thread Undergrad Gerard 't Hooft on the incompleteness of quantum mechanics with Like.
That's also true for determinism. The difference between determinism and superdeterminism is the following: Determinism postulates...
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Sambuco replied to the thread Undergrad Gerard 't Hooft on the incompleteness of quantum mechanics.For those interested, there is a very recent paper (from two weeks ago) that analyzes how many derivations of the Born rule, which start...
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Sambuco replied to the thread Undergrad Spatial separation of entangled particles implies physical separability?.I would go a bit further and say that this is, perhaps, the first no-go theorem, in the vein of many others that emerged later (Bell...
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There are some points in the paper that even Einstein wasn't happy with. The ending argument that goes through counterfactuals to get at...
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That is an unfortunate take. A few questions: Did you find something specific in the original EPR paper that you found objectionable...
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I don't think the age of the argument makes it outdated or nonsense. They missed an implicit assumption of locality which was later...