Bell’s theorem

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Bell’s theorem is a fundamental result in quantum mechanics showing that no theory based on local hidden variables can reproduce all the predictions of quantum mechanics, thereby demonstrating the nonlocal nature of quantum correlations.

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instanceOf no-go theorem
theorem in quantum mechanics
appliesTo bipartite entangled systems
multipartite entangled systems
assumes locality
measurement independence
realism
challenges classical intuitions about separability
local hidden-variable theories
conclusion at least one of locality, realism, or measurement independence must be abandoned
field philosophy of physics
quantum foundations
quantum mechanics
hasConsequence Bell inequality violations in quantum experiments
impossibility of reproducing quantum predictions with local hidden variables
hasInterpretationIssue nature of quantum nonlocality
status of realism in quantum theory
hasVariant CHSH Bell inequality NERFINISHED
Clauser-Horne inequality NERFINISHED
GHZ argument
implies existence of nonlocal quantum correlations
influenced development of experimental tests of quantum nonlocality
device-independent quantum cryptography
quantum information theory
mainClaim no local hidden-variable theory can reproduce all predictions of quantum mechanics
mathematicalForm Bell inequalities on correlation functions
namedAfter John Stewart Bell NERFINISHED
originalPaperTitle On the Einstein Podolsky Rosen Paradox NERFINISHED
publishedIn Physics journal
relatedTo Bell test experiments NERFINISHED
CHSH inequality NERFINISHED
EPR paradox NERFINISHED
detection loophole
freedom-of-choice loophole
locality loophole
quantum entanglement
supports nonlocal interpretations of quantum mechanics
testedBy Aspect experiments NERFINISHED
ion-trap Bell experiments NERFINISHED
loophole-free Bell tests
photonic Bell experiments
solid-state Bell experiments
usesConcept Bell inequalities NERFINISHED
hidden variables
local realism
spacelike separation
statistical correlations
yearProposed 1964

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John Bell knownFor Bell’s theorem
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John Bell knownFor Bell’s theorem
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John Bell hasConceptNamedAfter Bell’s theorem
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John Bell hasConceptNamedAfter Bell’s theorem
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Einstein–Podolsky–Rosen paradox relatedTo Bell’s theorem
this entity surface form: Bell's theorem