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The geometrical aspects of the bell inequalities

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The Bell inequalities of the metric form are introduced. The quantum-mechanical correlations of the particles with s=1/2 and photons are described using the relative measure of probability on the concave surfaces. The relation of the proposed scheme with the Bayes theorem about conditional information entropy and J. von Neumann's postulates is discussed.

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Tyapkin, A.A., Vindushka, M. The geometrical aspects of the bell inequalities. Found Phys 21, 185–195 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01889531

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