Abstract:
We use the reduced density matrix of the two-particle spin state to construct
a generalized Bell–Clauser–Horne–Shimony–Holt inequality. For each
specific state and under a special choice of the vectors →a, →b, →c, and
→d, this inequality becomes an exact equality. We show how such
vectors can be found using the reduced density matrix. Both sides of this
equality have a specific numerical value. We indicate the connection of this
number with the measure of entanglement of the two-particle spin state.
Keywords:
quantum mechanics, entangled state, density matrix, Bell inequality.
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