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This paper establishes the precise quantum value of the I3322 Bell functional through a rigorous computer-assisted proof, resolving long-standing questions about the limits of finite-dimensional versus infinite-dimensional strategies in non-local games. By combining advanced variational reductions with interval arithmetic to isolate the solution within a width of $10^{-55}$, the work provides definitive evidence that no finite-dimensional strategy can attain this supremum, while commuting-operator strategies do. This advancement deepens our theoretical understanding of quantum correlations and the structural boundaries of quantum mechanics in high-dimensional Hilbert spaces.
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Certified exact identification of the I3322 quantum value

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arXiv:2609.29693v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We determine the quantum value of the three-setting, two-outcome Bell functional I3322. The value is the unique intersection \(q_\dagger\) of an analytic A-high stable curve of the exact Jacobi characteristic map with a central reverser curve. A computer-assisted proof isolates this intersection in a rational interval of width \(10^{-55}\), beginning 0.2508753845139765356173366109459512989013219739714764755. We prove that the supremum over finite-dimensional tensor-product strategies, the unrestricted spatial value and the commuting-operator value all equal \(q_\dagger\). No finite-dimensional strategy attains the value, whereas a normal infinite-dimensional spatial strategy and a commuting GNS strategy do. The proof combines an exact Bellman/path variational reduction, extraction of a positive bilateral calibrated Jacobi fibre from a maximizing weak-star state, a reflected-fibre central-incidence theorem and interval certificates for the unique stable/central intersection. A separate operator-positive three-remainder decomposition gives the commuting upper bound. The complete verification record is archived at DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22160086.

Abstract:We determine the quantum value of the three-setting, two-outcome Bell functional I3322. The value is the unique intersection \(q_\dagger\) of an analytic A-high stable curve of the exact Jacobi characteristic map with a central reverser curve. A computer-assisted proof isolates this intersection in a rational interval of width \(10^{-55}\), beginning 0.2508753845139765356173366109459512989013219739714764755. We prove that the supremum over finite-dimensional tensor-product strategies, the unrestricted spatial value and the commuting-operator value all equal \(q_\dagger\). No finite-dimensional strategy attains the value, whereas a normal infinite-dimensional spatial strategy and a commuting GNS strategy do. The proof combines an exact Bellman/path variational reduction, extraction of a positive bilateral calibrated Jacobi fibre from a maximizing weak-star state, a reflected-fibre central-incidence theorem and interval certificates for the unique stable/central intersection. A separate operator-positive three-remainder decomposition gives the commuting upper bound. The complete verification record is archived at DOI https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22160086.

16 pages; computer-assisted proof; complete verification artifact at DOI https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22160086

arXiv:2609.29693 [quant-ph]

(or arXiv:2609.29693v1 [quant-ph] for this version)

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