Bell’s Theorem: The Forgotten Loophole and How to Exploit It

Abstract

Bell’s Theorem rules out local, causal realistic physical theories. This paper describes a class of neoclassical theories which are local and realistic but which violate “causality” as that term is defined by Bell et al. For simple model PDE, I have already shown that certain statistical quantities obey a true Schrodinger equation; in the “non-collapse” view of quantum measurement, this in itself should be enough to reproduce known measurement relations. Schrodinger equations derived in this way are also anomaly-free (because the statistics of PDE must obey the PDE symmetries), a feature which is both crucial and difficult to obtain otherwise in unified field theories (supersymmetry).