FrediFizzx wrote:Joy Christian wrote:.
Hi Fred,
There is a minor problem with your proof. While the statistics behind the strong correlations is finely displayed by your code, it seems to violate the requirement that when a = b, AB = -1.
That is both an experimental requirement and a prediction of quantum mechanics. Moreover, it was used by EPR as one of the prerequisites in their argument that started this debate.
This is a very minor problem for your code. It can be easily fixed by simply changing the sign on your function A or B, by recalling that bivectors square to -1.
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Hi Joy,
Not sure what you are seeing because when I run the program with vectorB = vectorA I get all -1's at zero degrees for each event.
As far as I can tell, your plot is upsidedown and shows that correlation is +1 when a = b.
Oh... my bad. I think it looks odd because it is shifted compared to the usual plot.
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