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Comments on “locality, Bell's theorem, and quantum mechanics”
Foundations of Physics 15 (9):973-976 (1985)
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Two different ideas of locality are described. Both are due essentially to einstein. Quantum theory is compatible with the first but not the second. The problems encountered in the article cited in the title arise from trying to use only the first idea of locality, whereas Bell's-theorem considerations pertain to the secondOther Versions
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