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Bell-type Polarization Exp: Uncorrelated Photon Pairs & End of Nonlocality?
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[QUOTE="vortextor, post: 6297120, member: 518716"] [B]TL;DR Summary:[/B] A very interesting Bell-type experiment using uncorrelated photons A very interesting experiment: Bell-type Polarization Experiment With Pairs Of Uncorrelated Optical Photons M. Iannuzzi, et al. in arXiv:2002.02723 [quant-ph] or Physics Letters A 384 (2020) 126200 The autor(s) conclude: "We may therefore understand that the measurement precedure adopted in the Bell-type experiments yields the polarization relation between the two members of a pair, either entangled or not entangled, in their finalpreparation state. In particular, for either quantum or classical physical systems, sinusoidal correlations relation of p12(a, b) substituited into the CH inequality, may cause its violation. Consequently we believe that the CH inequality will be conclusively tested only by relating it to Bell-type experiments with an analysing instrument and a final state-preparation instrument that do not coincide." This seems to be very strange. This is the end of the "nonlocality" paradigm? [/QUOTE]
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