A Local Hidden Variable Model Using Phenomenological Velocity and Its Implications for Bell's Theorem

Bell’s theorem presents a fundamental limit on the correlations achievable by anylocal hidden variable theory, seemingly precluding such models from reproducing quan-tum mechanical predictions. In this paper, we introduce a local hidden variable modelbased on phenomenological velocity and curvature operator techniques. By construct-ing a mathematical framework that maintains locality and realism, we demonstrate thatit is possible to reproduce the quantum mechanical correlation functions that violateBell’s inequalities. This challenges the conventional understanding imposed by Bell’stheorem and suggests the need for a re-examination of the foundational assumptionsin quantum mechanics

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-11-18
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14183176
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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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A Local Hidden Variable Model Using Phenomenological Velocity and Its Implications for Bell's Theorem

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Quantum Mechanics and Applications
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A Local Hidden Variable Model Using Phenomenological Velocity and Its Implications for Bell's Theorem

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Abstract

Bell’s theorem presents a fundamental limit on the correlations achievable by anylocal hidden variable theory, seemingly precluding such models from reproducing quan-tum mechanical predictions. In this paper, we introduce a local hidden variable modelbased on phenomenological velocity and curvature operator techniques. By construct-ing a mathematical framework that maintains locality and realism, we demonstrate thatit is possible to reproduce the quantum mechanical correlation functions that violateBell’s inequalities. This challenges the conventional understanding imposed by Bell’stheorem and suggests the need for a re-examination of the foundational assumptionsin quantum mechanics

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