Bell's Theorem and the Demise of Local Reality (Q4469221)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2074185
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2074185 |
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Bell's Theorem and the Demise of Local Reality (English)
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14 June 2004
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Bell's theorem
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locality
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realism
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hidden variables
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Bell's theorem is well known among theoretical physicists and even scientific philosophers, although mathematicians almost do not notice it. But here the author pays special attention to the mathematical aspects of this astonishing and important result. The mathematical meaning of some related physical concepts, like locality, local reality, and hidden variables, is stated as well. A brief biography of John Stewart Bell (the author of the theorem) is presented and some suggested readings are pointed out.
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