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Bell Length in the Entanglement Geometry

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A geometric approach to entangled qubit pairs is outlined via Bohm Theory. An entropic quantum correlation distance is here proposed as a mark of the non-local “handshaking” between two systems under the action of Quantum Potential. The Bell-CHSH inequalities and Berry Phase are analyzed in terms of this new correlation measure we called Bell Length, in honour of J.S. Bell (1928-1990).

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    Davide Fiscaletti

  2. SpaceLife Institute, San Lorenzo in Campo, PU, Italy

    Ignazio Licata

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Fiscaletti, D., Licata, I. Bell Length in the Entanglement Geometry. Int J Theor Phys 54, 2362–2381 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10773-014-2461-6

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