Does this close the controversial debate?
Honestly no. The EPR-Bell debate is still open. The function of the draft proves only that the Bell setting is not able to answer definitely […]
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Looking for a classical EPR-Bell curve
From where came the EPR Triangle curve? The so called Triangle curve of the classical correlations is defined as on the interval to . c() […]
Artificial quantum entanglement data
Artificial quantum entanglement data usage We do not know how to use artificial quantum entanglement data for useful applications. When the artificial correlations are classically […]
Most frequent counter-arguments
After 5 years of exposing the weaknesses of the Bell theorem and showing semi-quantum cryptography solutions, I have noticed these statements among the most frequent: […]
Labs Performance
We read here and there that experiments were carried out with detection rates close to 100%, in all cases above 50%. Nothing is less true. […]
Time as the hidden variable
Whole key size Strictly speaking, the 2 arms do not need to share a huge sequence of secret data. A very few bits once are […]
Pseudo entanglement with N arms
The correlations in the numerical simulations depend only on common variables. Hence, extending the scheme, we can get an arbitrary number of pseudo entangled arms […]
Correlations phase shift and Shared variables
Let’s take uniformly distributed hidden shared variables as circle angles. When these variables have a constant difference between the arms, we observe a correlations phase […]
Is it a consequence of the used angles set ?
In simulations, are all the pairs of same angles differences contributing for shaping the good result? Do the computed correlations depend on the used angles […]
EPR-Bell Simulation with 6 independent operators
Instead of a synthetic simulation, let’s simulate each device with 6 distinct and well-separated operators. Each will get 1 or 2 possible files and parameters […]