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State assembles and the Bell-Wigner locality argument
Foundations of Physics 12 (8):759-764 (1982)
Abstract
The Bell-Wigner locality argument is shown to be a special case of the nonexistence of certain state assembles with preassigned densities when there are restrictions on the allowable statesMy notes
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