Re: Bell's, Bell's, Bell's

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From: ir332
Date: Fri, 29 May 1987 04:53

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This Bell's inequality sounds most interesting.  I for one would
like to see exactly what is derivable from the basic assumptions
already discussed, and how the inequality is tested experimentally.
Anyone got any references to the primary literature handy?
Thanks,  Jeff
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        Jeff Miller                 ARPA: sdcc6!ir332@ucsd.edu
	U. C. San Diego             (I think)
	Dept Psychology, C-009
        La Jolla, CA  92093

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Subject: Re: Bell's, Bell's, Bell's
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Date: Fri, 29-May-87 00:53:20 EDT
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Posted: Fri May 29 00:53:20 1987
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Keywords: aspect superluminance hidden variables Bell's inequality tintinabulation

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