The EPR experiment in the energy-based stochastic reduction framework
arXiv:0710.4894 · doi:10.1088/1751-8113/41/25/255303
Abstract
We consider the EPR experiment in the energy-based stochastic reduction framework. A gedanken set up is constructed to model the interaction of the particles with the measurement devices. The evolution of particles' density matrix is analytically derived. We compute the dependence of the disentanglement rate on the parameters of the model, and study the dependence of the outcome probabilities on the noise trajectories. Finally, we argue that these trajectories can be regarded as non-local hidden variables.
11 pages, 5 figures
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