Quantum correlations, measurement and the origin of uncertainty

TL;DR

This paper argues that quantum correlations predicted by Quantum Field Theory should not be interpreted as evidence of non-locality, challenging common interpretations of quantum entanglement and measurement.

Contribution

It provides a reinterpretation of quantum correlations, suggesting they do not necessarily imply non-locality, thus offering a new perspective on quantum measurement.

Findings

Quantum correlations do not necessarily indicate non-locality.

Reinterpretation challenges traditional views on quantum entanglement.

Supports a local realistic perspective on quantum phenomena.

Abstract

I argue that the correlations that are predicted by Quantum Field Theory should not be interpreted as a real sign of non locality.