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Stapp's counterfactual argument for quantum nonlocality based upon a Hardy entangled state is shown to be flawed.
Correlations in separated quantum systems: a consistent history analysis of the EPR problem
Robert B. Griffiths · 1987
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Lucien Hardy · 1992
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Lucien Hardy · 1993
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H. Stapp. Quantum Locality? arXiv:1111.5364
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For other work that comes to the same conclusion, see [ 12 , 13 , 7 ]
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H. Stapp, private communication
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References to and a discussion of various objections to the histories approach will be found in [ 14 ] , which updates earlier material in [ 15 ] . A response to a recent criticism by Maudlin [ 16 ] will be found in [ 17 ] , which the American Journal of Physics has refused to publish
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