Generalization of Bell's theorem

Foundations of Physics 8 (3-4):313-317 (1978)
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Abstract

A concise proof of Bell's theorem on the necessary nonlocality of any theory which models individual measurements in correlated quantum mechanical systems is presented. A family of inequalities is derived which may be applied to a broad class of correlated systems to test the assumption of locality

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