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• TITLE: And If Bell’s Inequality Were Not Violated

  AUTHORS: Olivier Serret

  KEYWORDS: Bell’s Theorem, Bell’s Inequality Violation, Entangled Photons, Quantum Sum, Experimental Measures, Wave Function

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Modern Physics, Vol.5 No.14, August 28, 2014

  ABSTRACT: It briefly recalls the theory of Bell’s inequality and some experimental measures. Then measurements are processed on one hand according to a property of the wave function, on the other hand according to the sum definition. The results of such processed measures are apparently not the same, so Bell’s inequality would not be violated. It is a use of the wave function which implies the violation of the inequality, as it can be seen on the last flowcharts.