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Pair distributions and conditional independence: Some hints about the structure of strange quantum correlations
Philosophy of Science 50 (3):359-373 (1983)
Abstract
Some statistical questions that arise in studies of Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen correlations are given precise and complete answers for a very simple but artificial set of pair distributions. Some recent results and conjectures about hidden variable representations of the more complex distributions that describe the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen experiment are examined in the light of the behavior of the simple modelOther Versions
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