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I've seen some articles using particle spin experiments to 'prove' that the results violate Bell's inequality and consequently local reality.
I've also seen stated that the same experiments can be done using other particle attributes such as polarisation. I can see how with polarisation, you can use Malus's law to 'prove' that the results are non-local, however, I can't seem to connect Bell's Inequality to experiments with polarised particles.
Can anyone help me with this?
I've also seen stated that the same experiments can be done using other particle attributes such as polarisation. I can see how with polarisation, you can use Malus's law to 'prove' that the results are non-local, however, I can't seem to connect Bell's Inequality to experiments with polarised particles.
Can anyone help me with this?