How can you know they were identical sets of incident electrons, if they
had no definite state.
Brent
On 11/4/2024 6:03 PM, Alan Grayson wrote:
When I started this thread, I gave an example of two experiments with
an SG apparatus, one situated horizontally and another at a 30 degree
angle from the horizontal. Since they produce different UP/DN states,
that is at different angles for identical sets of incident electrons,
I conjectured that this could only occur IF the electrons have no
preexisting states, and the resultant states were caused by the
measurement process. IOW, isn't this example sufficient to deny local
realism? AG
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