Lecture

Entanglement: Bell Inequalities

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Description

This lecture delves into the concept of entanglement and Bell inequalities, exploring how correlations between entangled particles defy classical theories and how Bell inequalities impose constraints on local hidden variable theories. The instructor discusses the experimental setup, correlation coefficients, and the implications of violating Bell inequalities.

Instructor

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