Sci.Physics.Foundations

Joy, how come you, and Boris Tsirelson, both proved that S < 2 sqrt 2? In neither case, using high school math, but still. Is your inequality also a bait and switch fraud? Of course everyone realises that with empirical data all one could say is S < 4 But Fred and your simulations don't show that S...

. For many years it has been known to some of us that all Bell-believers of every kind use a blatant bait-and-switch tactic to deceive themselves and the rest of the physics community. Some of these Bell-believers have Ph.D.'s and some even call themselves "mathematicians." They claim that...

So, don't expect us to cut Bell fanatics any slack at all. We will try to be polite whenever possible. NOT! Quite frankly we are really fed up with all the nonsense you all spew. Joy Christian killed Bell's junk physics theory in 2007 which was 14 years ago. Yes. And if you are new to this forum an...

Denote the correlation by "r". This tells us (P(++) + P(--)) - (P(+-) + P(--)) = r. But (P(++) + P(--)) + (P(+-) + P(--)) = 1. So (add the equations, divide by 2) P(++) + P(--) = (1 + r) / 2. By symmetry (can also be proven by similar linear algebra), P(++) = P(--). Therefore we find all ...

New forum, but the same old spewing of nonsense. For heaven's sake, my two-page paper is about "Bell's local model" from his 1964 paper. I am not concerned about any other model in my paper. Do correct me if anyone else has worked out the probabilities P(++), etc., for Bell's local model ...

No. Eq. (1) is Bell's local model. See Section 3 of his 1964 paper. . I do not agree. See the title, it is only an illustration, an example of a local realistic model with \rho(\lambda)=const=\frac{1}{2\pi} . I think that Gill wrote a paper exploring other possibilities where the "triangle lin...

I suppose that equation (1) is not "Bell's model" in general. Is one possible "local realistic" model. Right? No. Eq. (1) is Bell's local model. See Section 3 of his 1964 paper. I do not agree. See the title, it is only an illustration, an example of a local realistic model with...

Justo wrote: ↑Fri Nov 05, 2021 3:42 pm I suppose that equation (1) is not "Bell's model" in general. Is one possible "local realistic" model. Right?

No. Eq. (1) is Bell's local model. See Section 3 of his 1964 paper.
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. For fun, I have worked out the joint probabilities of observing various results in Bell’s local model for the singlet correlations. It was a trivial exercise, but I don’t think anyone has bothered to work them out until now. They are instructive to reflect on and may be useful for comparing differ...