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### How would a Quantum Computer (network) perform loophole-free Bell tests?

When people talk about a loophole free Bell test, what they really mean is that the two loopholes that most concern the majority of people are closed simultaneously: the measurement loophole and the ...
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### What is an example of an entangled state whose correlations are describable with a local hidden variable model?

It's easy to generate such a model for specific cases. For example, take the maximally entangled state $|\phi^+\rangle = \frac1{\sqrt2} (|00\rangle + |11\rangle)$, and let the observables in the CHSH ...
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### Difference between Bell's inequality and CHSH

The difference is as follows: the original Bell inequality requires that outcomes from the same setting are always perfectly anti-correlated. It says nothing about the case where they are even ...
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### Definition of locality in Bell experiments

I think that I can explain the definition through the following simple example: Suppose that you perform two experiments in the same house in two separate rooms. In the first you measure the ...
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### References examining Bell inequality violations at large distances

I think there is a conceptual thing going on here that needs clarifying (I'll leave the experimental links to others). I presume the question is predicated on the idea that, well, measurements are ...
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### How to prepare an arbitrary two-qubit state?

GiannisKol is correct in an abstract sense -- you simply want to specify any unitary matrix with the first column containing elements $(\alpha,\beta,\gamma,\eta)$. You then complete the other columns ...
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### How to prepare an arbitrary two-qubit state?

First of all, I'm assuming you mean the state : $\alpha \left|00\right> + \beta \left|01\right> + \gamma\left|10\right> + \eta \left|11\right>$. What you actually want to do is to act with ...
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