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Facts about Bell-test Experiments

Authors: Gerard van der Ham

This paper is about two facts concerning Bell experiments that are generally being overlooked. The first is the meaning of the probabilities that emerge from the results of the experiments. The second is the fact that detectors detect pairs of entangled particles from opposite positions and so in opposite directions. This has extreme implications which has never been taken into account.Understanding and applying these insights makes it rather easy to explain the results of Bell-test experiments in a local-real way. Consequently this means that entanglement considered as interaction at a distance, doesn't exist. Entanglement only means that entangled particles have opposite properties.

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