Information-theoretic bell inequalities and the relative measure of probability

Foundations of Physics 22 (3):343-355 (1992)
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The information-theoretic Bell inequalities of Braunstein and Caves are studied in relation to the concept of the relative probability measure which one allows to overcome the limitations of the considered theorem

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