Re:“Spookiness” Confirmed by the First Loophole-Free Quantum...
by mirimir on Thursday August 27, 2015 @10:13PM
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Might it be that Lorenz invariance breaks down when Bell's inequality is violated? Is that what Bohmian theories postulate? Or is there independent evidence for Lorenz invariance under the conditions of the present experiment?
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Re:“Spookiness” Confirmed by the First Loophole-Free Quantum...
by pdonis on Friday August 28, 2015 @01:20AM
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> Is that what Bohmian theories postulate?
No. Bohmian theories are non-relativistic to begin with, so they don't have anything to say about Lorentz invariance.
> is there independent evidence for Lorenz invariance under the conditions of the present experiment?
If you mean, has Lorentz invariance been tested for photons and electrons, yes, it has, to high accuracy. The Wikipedia article has a good summary of experiments:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_searches_for_Lorentz_vi...