String theory and Bell's theorem

Aeroflech · Feb 29, 2008

How can string theory explain the results of Bell inequality experiments and experiments of similar inequalities?

Demystifier · Feb 19, 2009

String theory cannot explain it better than standard quantum mechanics of particles. Yet, from a string-theory perspective, nonlocality of QM looks slightly less strange, because string theory contains also other types of nonlocalities. For a possible relation between Bell nonlocalities and stringy nonlocalities see
http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/hep-th/0605250

String theory and Bell's theorem

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