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Simulated Non-Local EPR Correlation: CHSH = 3
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A statistical simulation is presented which reproduces the correlation obtained from EPR coincidence experiments without non-local connectivity. Defining spin under the quaternion group reveals hyper-helicity, a hitherto missed attribute of spin. Including this in the treatment, reveals two complementary properties: spin polarization and spin coherence. The former has a CHSH value of 2, and spin coherence has a CHSH = 1 giving CHSH = 3 for an EPR pair. The simulation here gives 2.995. We suggest that Nature has CHSH=3 being considerable more than predicted from quantum mechanics of $2\sqrt{2}$. There are no Local Hidden Variables. We suggest that quaternion spin is more fundamental than Dirac spin. A computer program which performs the simulation without non-local connectivity is described.
Title: Simulated Non-Local EPR Correlation: CHSH = 3
Description:
A statistical simulation is presented which reproduces the correlation obtained from EPR coincidence experiments without non-local connectivity.
Defining spin under the quaternion group reveals hyper-helicity, a hitherto missed attribute of spin.
Including this in the treatment, reveals two complementary properties: spin polarization and spin coherence.
The former has a CHSH value of 2, and spin coherence has a CHSH = 1 giving CHSH = 3 for an EPR pair.
The simulation here gives 2.
995.
We suggest that Nature has CHSH=3 being considerable more than predicted from quantum mechanics of $2\sqrt{2}$.
There are no Local Hidden Variables.
We suggest that quaternion spin is more fundamental than Dirac spin.
A computer program which performs the simulation without non-local connectivity is described.
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