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Hidden Variables and Bell Inequalities on Quantum Logics
Foundations of Physics 32 (2):193-216 (2002)
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In the quantum logic approach, Bell inequalities in the sense of Pitowski are related with quasi hidden variables in the sense of Deliyannis. Some properties of hidden variables on effect algebras are discussedOther Versions
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