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that claim to be loophole free are scrutinized. The combination of a digital computer and discrete-event simulation is used to construct a minimal but faithful model of the most perfected realization of these laboratory experiments. In contrast to prior simulations, all photon selections are strictly made, as they are in the actual experiments, at the local station and no other "post-selection" is involved. The simulation results demonstrate that a manifestly non-quantum model that identi es photons in the same local manner as in these experiments can produce correlations that are in excellent agreement with those of the quantum theoretical description of the corresponding thought experiment, in con ict with Bell's theorem which states that this is impossible. The failure of Bell's theorem is possible because of our recognition of the photon identi cation loophole. Such identi cation measurementprocedures are necessarily included in all actual experiments but are not included in the theory of Bell and his followers.

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Author

Hans De Raedt; Kristel Michielsen; Karl Hess

Publisher

Walter de Gruyter GmbH

Published

2017

Language

EN

Field

Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)