Bell’s Inequality and Its Elementary Background

Pierre A. Millette

Sergey P. Baranov

This paper addresses the issue of checking Bell's inequalities in elementary particle physics. A new expression for the Bell inequality is proposed in terms of experimentally measurable angular observables. As an example, the degree of violation of the Bell inequality in the decays and is studied.

Ivanović, I. D.

Elemér Elad Rosinger

Ever since the celebrated 1964 paper of John Bell, the statement that " Quantum systems violate the Bell inequalities " , [1,2], has a very large support among quantum physicists as well as others claiming some knowledge about quanta. Amusingly, it has so far escaped the general notice that, if indeed, quanta do violate that Bell inequalities, then-due to elementary facts of Logic-they must also violate all other valid mathematical relations, thus among them, the equation 0 = 0. Here the respective elementary facts of Logic are presented.

V. Buonomano

Sergey P. Baranov

This note addresses the issue of checking Bell's inequalities in elementary particle physics. A new expression for the Bell's inequality is proposed in terms of experimentally measurable angular observables. As an example, the degree of violation of the Bell's inequality in the decays [Formula: see text], [Formula: see text], and [Formula: see text] is studied.