Are the Bell inequalities always valid in quantum mechanics?
Yes
No
Only under certain conditions
They are violated in certain quantum experiments
Answer
The Bell inequalities are a set of mathematical relationships that must be satisfied by any theory that attempts to describe the behavior of particles in a quantum superposition. However, certain experiments have shown that these inequalities are violated in quantum mechanics, indicating that quantum mechanics cannot be described by a local hidden variable theory.
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