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Order of observations in Bell experiments
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[QUOTE="Android Neox, post: 5480117, member: 543121"] I've been trying to find information on how Bell's experiment works on the macroscopic scale. I think that the scale of current measurements is meters, for the most part. I've been curious about how Bell's Inequality is supposed to work, Relativistically. Haven't found quite what I'm looking for. Non-simultaneity means that different frames can see different observers collapse the wavefunction. What happens if two observers see themselves as making the first observation but of different entangled quantities? Attached, below, is what I've been messing with. If someone could direct me to existing work on Bell with different reference frames, I'd be grateful. It has been explained to me that you don't do science here but I've not been able to find anything on this topic and thought someone here might be able to direct me to something. Thanks in advance [ATTACH=full]101094[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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