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The Null Time Hypothesis: How Temporal Erasure Creates the Illusion of Quantum Nonlocality
The Null Time Hypothesis: How Temporal Erasure Creates the Illusion of Quantum Nonlocality
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Main Author:
Elliott, G. H.
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Recurso digital
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Zenodo
2025
Subjects:
quantum nonlocality
Bell theorem
EPR paradox
Born rule
temporal erasure
dynamical phase
Schrödinger's clock
local causality
amplitude space
coincidence windows
post-selection alignment,
rotational invariance
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17706482
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