Continuous-Variable Bell Inequalities in Phase Space
Karl-Peter Marzlin, T. A. Osborn

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new form of Bell inequalities tailored for continuous variables using phase space methods, demonstrating violations that surpass traditional quantum bounds.
Contribution
It develops a novel Bell inequality framework in phase space employing Wigner functions and Weyl symbols, showing violations beyond Cirelson's bound.
Findings
Bell inequality violations exceeding Cirelson's bound
Use of Wigner function and Weyl symbols in phase space
New approach for continuous-variable quantum nonlocality
Abstract
We propose a variation of Bell inequalities for continuous variables that employs the Wigner function and Weyl symbols of operators in phase space. We present examples of Bell inequality violation which beat Cirel'son's bound.
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TopicsQuantum Mechanics and Applications · Computability, Logic, AI Algorithms · advanced mathematical theories
