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This article reports a rigorous mathematical proof confirming that the $I_{3322}$ Bell inequality can only achieve its maximal violation using infinite-dimensional quantum strategies, resolving a long-standing conjecture in quantum foundations. The research highlights a fundamental distinction between finite and infinite-dimensional systems, demonstrating that certain non-local correlations are inaccessible to standard qubit-based implementations. While an AI tool assisted in generating the initial proof sketch, the core contribution remains a significant theoretical advancement in quantum information science.
The $I_{3322}$ Bell inequality requires infinite dimensions
arXiv:2609.06038v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: The $I_{3322}$ inequality is one of the simplest bipartite Bell inequalities, with three possible questions and two possible answers per party. Yet, despite its simplicity, it has long been conjectured by P\'al and V\'ertesi (Physical Review A, 2010) to possess the following quirk: no finite-dimensional quantum strategy can attain its maximal violation, but an infinite-dimensional strategy can. A Bell correlation, with five questions and three answers per party, that provably possesses the same property has since been discovered by Coladangelo and Stark (Nature Communications, 2020). However, proving that the same property holds for $I_{3322}$, which lives in the simplest Bell scenario in which such a phenomenon could occur, has remained elusive. Here, we provide a proof of this conjecture. An approximate proof, containing all the main ideas, was produced by GPT 5.5 Pro after various rounds of interaction. The presentation of this proof was revised substantially by the author for completeness, correctness, and clarity.
Abstract:The $I_{3322}$ inequality is one of the simplest bipartite Bell inequalities, with three possible questions and two possible answers per party. Yet, despite its simplicity, it has long been conjectured by Pál and Vértesi (Physical Review A, 2010) to possess the following quirk: no finite-dimensional quantum strategy can attain its maximal violation, but an infinite-dimensional strategy can. A Bell correlation, with five questions and three answers per party, that provably possesses the same property has since been discovered by Coladangelo and Stark (Nature Communications, 2020). However, proving that the same property holds for $I_{3322}$, which lives in the simplest Bell scenario in which such a phenomenon could occur, has remained elusive. Here, we provide a proof of this conjecture. An approximate proof, containing all the main ideas, was produced by GPT 5.5 Pro after various rounds of interaction. The presentation of this proof was revised substantially by the author for completeness, correctness, and clarity.
arXiv:2609.06038 [quant-ph]
(or arXiv:2609.06038v1 [quant-ph] for this version)
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