Abstract
AbstractIn this article, we investigate classical simulations of quantum-type probabilities and correlations that defy Boole’s conditions of possible experience, specifically the Clauser-Horne-Shimony-Holt inequality, and even surpass the Tsirelson bound. We demonstrate that such violations can be achieved by encoding a single bit to communicate the measurement context. Our findings highlight the crucial role of context communication in reproducing quantum correlations that are stronger than classical limits, providing insights into the fundamental principles underlying entangled systems.
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