eberhard's inequality in quantum experiments

Eberhard's inequality is a mathematical expression used in quantum experiments to quantify the non-local correlations between two distant quantum systems. It provides a boundary for expectation values that can be obtained in local realism theories, which assume that hidden variables determine the outcome of experiments. This inequality allows researchers to test the validity of quantum mechanics by comparing the measured values with the bounds set by Eberhard's inequality.

Explore

Requires login.