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Is Bell's Theorem Fully Relevant for the EPR-Bohm Experiment?

Authors: Patrick Driessen

The EPR-Bohm experiment is studied in the framework of a classical model with hidden variables. The main hypothesis of Bell must be modified in a non-trivial way to allow for the fact that our model is not fully deterministic. This classical model recovers the angular part of the quantum mechanical prediction for the correlation of spin projections on the polarizer axis. But it also shows that Bell’s theorem may not be fully relevant for a class of non-fully deterministic models to which the EPR-Bohm experiment may pertain.

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[v1] 2021-03-24 13:08:31
[v2] 2022-02-08 14:25:52
[v3] 2022-03-05 00:20:16
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