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This research establishes explicit bounded wedge-local observables within relativistic quantum field theory, providing an operator-algebraic proof of Bell nonlocality in a free Bose field. By demonstrating that simple local constructs can yield constructive violations of Bell inequalities, the study clarifies the role of translation-cell observables as valid lower bounds rather than artifacts. The findings advance foundational understanding of quantum correlations and locality constraints essential for future quantum communication protocols.
Searching for Bell-CHSH-Violating Bose Operators
arXiv:2609.05685v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: We construct explicit bounded wedge-local observables for Bell inequalities in a relativistic free Bose field using an exact spectral-fibre approach. The construction turns the relevant canonical pair into measurable fibre involutions and provides an operator-algebraic proof of wedge locality, self-adjointness, unitarity, and exact anticommutation. Translation-cell observables yield an explicit Bell violation with a controlled infinite-tail error, while inclusion of reflection branches produces a substantially larger violation. These results demonstrate that simple bounded local observables can expose Bell nonlocality constructively in relativistic quantum field theory and that the translation-cell result is not artifact but a strictly valid lower bound.
Abstract:We construct explicit bounded wedge-local observables for Bell inequalities in a relativistic free Bose field using an exact spectral-fibre approach. The construction turns the relevant canonical pair into measurable fibre involutions and provides an operator-algebraic proof of wedge locality, self-adjointness, unitarity, and exact anticommutation. Translation-cell observables yield an explicit Bell violation with a controlled infinite-tail error, while inclusion of reflection branches produces a substantially larger violation. These results demonstrate that simple bounded local observables can expose Bell nonlocality constructively in relativistic quantum field theory and that the translation-cell result is not artifact but a strictly valid lower bound.
arXiv:2609.05685 [hep-th]
(or arXiv:2609.05685v1 [hep-th] for this version)
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