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Mental, Behavioural and Physiological Nonlocal Correlations within the Generalized Quantum Theory Framework: A Review

Harald Walach, Patrizio Emmanuele Tressoldi, Luciano Pederzoli

Published Jan 1, 2015• 3 citations
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10.2139/ssrn.2695741

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Bell nonlocality and Kochen-Specker contextuality are among the main topics in the foundations of quantum theory. Both of them are related to stronger-than-classical correlations, with the former usually referring to spatially separated systems, while the latter considers a single system. In recent works, a unified framework for these phenomena was presented. This article reviews, expands, and obtains new results regarding this framework. Contextual and disturbing features inside the local models are explored, which allows for the definition of different local sets with a non-trivial relation among them. The relations between the set of quantum correlations and these local sets are also considered, and post-quantum local behaviours are found. Moreover, examples of correlations that are both local and non-contextual but such that these two classical features cannot be expressed by the same hidden variable model are shown. Extensions of the Fine-Abramsky-Brandenburger theorem are also discussed.
DESCRIPTION:This work completes quantum nonlocality by supplying the mechanism standard quantum mechanics lacks. Bell violations show that entangled systems exhibit instantaneous correlations that cannot be explained by local realism. Quantum theory predicts these correlations but does not explain how measurement on one subsystem reorganises the state of another or how global consistency is enforced. Using the Carlo Framework, this paper introduces the contradiction engine, the trajectory update rule, and the Reset Operator > as the missing structural components that mechanise nonlocal correlation. The completed model treats the conflict between local measurement and global entanglement as a contradiction loop. When this loop exceeds tolerance, the Carlo reset mechanism produces a correlated outcome pair that preserves global consistency. This paper formalises the nonlocality contradiction, defines the reset threshold, and provides a unified mechanism linking local measurement to instantaneous global update. KEYWORDS:quantum nonlocality, Bell violations, entanglement, quantum correlations, local realism, nonlocal update, instantaneous correlation, Bell inequality, EPR paradox, measurement theory, quantum foundations, contradiction engine, Carlo Framework, Reset Operator, trajectory update rule, global consistency, subsystem measurement, foundational physics, theoretical physics, dynamic systems, system reorganisation, contradiction loops, threshold dynamics, structural completion, mechanism-level explanation, entangled states, correlation enforcement, quantum behaviour, nonlocal structure, measurement-induced update, quantum information, nonclassical correlations, system reset events, structural dynamics, entanglement propagation, correlation thresholds, nonlocal mechanism, conceptual engineering, physics foundations, dynamic nonlocality, system transformation, entanglement architecture, quantum structure, measurement contradictions, system evolution, instantaneous update, global entanglement, correlation operators, nonlocal behaviour, quantum structure formation, dynamic resolution, entanglement modelling, nonlocal consistency, subsystem dynamics, quantum paradox resolution