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How can I measure a qubit on a generic axis on Qiskit?
I'm trying to prove Bell's inequality by following the one made by Wigner, that is:
$P(+_a,+_b) \le P(+_a,+_c) + P(+_c,+_b)$
And that this proof is NOT satisfied for angles between the various axes $\ …
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