The 2021 CLEO conference will have a presentation about “Bell inequalities“ and “how does non-locality manifest in quantum networks”.
It should be pointed out that the “Quantum Rayleigh annihilation of entangled photons” [1] prevents any quantum non-locality from taking place.
[1] The attached article to this discussion was submitted to Optics Letters on 5 March 2021, but it is still stuck in the stage of quality check because it rebuts the concept of quantum nonlocality.
G.'tHooft thinks, he has a deterministic quantum mechanic, where Bells inequalities are circumvented.
Andre X Vatarescu
Do not waste time. All physicists of consequence know that "quantum nonlocality" is just a catchy term for a special kind of quantum correlation impossible in classical statistical mechanics (= "local realism" = "hidden variables"). The rest of the "physical community" do not matter.
L. I. Primak,
There ' s more to it than meets the eye because the same "quantum nonlocality" is claimed to be involved in the "one- and two-photon quantum interference" which is supposed to create miracles. Besides, I am a retiree, so that I have enough time to trace back the source of physical misinterpretation.
Experimental results have been published indicating violation of Bell-type inequalities by classical states of polarization.
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