Resolution of the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen and Bell Paradoxes
Itamar Pitowsky
Abstract
Itamar Pitowsky
Abstract
A model of spin-\textonehalf{} statistics that explains the observed frequencies on the basis of the validity of the principle of locality is proposed. The model is based on the observation that certain density conditions on the unit sphere correspond with the observed frequencies while the resulting expectation values violate Bell's inequality.
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A model of spin-\textonehalf{} statistics that explains the observed frequencies on the basis of the validity of the principle of locality is proposed. The model is based on the observation that certain density conditions on the unit sphere correspond with the observed frequencies while the resulting expectation values violate Bell's inequality.
Key concepts: EPR paradox, Principle of locality, Physics, Bell's theorem, Bell state, Theoretical physics, Einstein, Quantum nonlocality