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Can Quantum Nonlocality be Explained Using (Complex) Maxwell Equations?

Authors: Victor Christianto

Quantum non-locality belongs to one puzzling feature of quantum mechanics, which some people think as unexplained using classical theories. But there seems a possibility to explain quantum non-locality using Maxwell equations or complex Minkowski metric. Therefore it seems worth to discuss this issue.

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