Examples of violations of Bell inequalities in Special relativity theory (SRT) have led to the need to look for the causes of violations outside of quantum mechanics (QM) and possibly outside of physics. The ability to derive Bell inequalities (BI) from set properties allows us to find the necessary condition for violations: the relativity of sets. At the same time, a necessary condition of a physical theory is the subjective independence (SI) of its propositions. This kind of objectivism, together with the principle of a priori maximum possible ignorance (AMPI), leads to the use of flat spaces in fundamental theories such as QM and SRT, where the principles of SI and AMPI can be implemented. In turn, the measurable quantities represented in spaces turn out to be relative. In this respect, SRT is not much different from QM. This proximity predetermines BI violation in both cases and in both cases the violation of BIs confirms the subject-independent nature of physics. In a classic Gedankenexperiment was demonstrated, that the violation of BI does not contradict the presence of hidden parameters if they are represented by relative quantities. However, the question arises: are relative properties and quantities indeed local?
Wednesday, May 6, 2026
Friday, February 13, 2026
Nonlocality and nonseparability of quantum and relativistic systems
Our article was finally published, yet in Russian:
Belinsky A V, Dzhadan I I "Nonlocality and nonseparability of quantum and relativistic systems" Phys. Usp. 69 (2) (2026)
DOI:
URL: https://ufn.ru/en/articles/2026/2/f/
Additional explanations was done in the English preprint:
Principles of Physics and violation of Bell inequalities in relativistic experiments
Igor Dzhadan
https://doi.org/10.21203/rs.3.rs-8427458/v1
Thursday, April 1, 2021
The violation of 'local realism' and Zeilinger's experiment emulated by classical means
Abstract
It is generally
accepted that the violation of 'local realism' is a distinctive feature of
quantum systems, and it cannot be modeled by classical means. Our pilot study
shows that this is actually possible. When analyzing the emulation of
well-known 'quantum paradoxes', it turns out that the key role in their
occurrence is played by the operation of the coincidence counter, which
differently distinguishes a subset of entangled pairs from the set of all
registrations. Its operation leads to the illusion of instantaneous 'spooky action'
and 'retroactive eraser', when changing the system setting changes the settings
of statistical sampling from data collected in the past. In the light of new
thought experiments, the 'collapse' of the wave function can be interpreted in
a subjective manner, as a change in the practical attitude of the
experimenter's mind, which does not contradict however the objective nature of
reality. In this case, the wave function is only a way of describing
statistical 'ensembles' in the Blokhintsev's sense. The presence of
non-classical interference between distant macroscopic cyclic processes should
lead to non-local effects in animate and inanimate nature and in the human
brain.
Sunday, February 28, 2021
Delayed choice quantum eraser: сlassic emulation
There is an opinion that experiments with delayed choice quantum eraser cannot be emulated by classical methods. However, this opinion is not true.
Let's conduct the following thought experiment:
imagine that in the direction of Alice and Bob, whose laboratories are located
at a distance in space, not pairs of particles are launched, but pairs of macroscopic
arrows at different random angles in a certain plane (YZ). All participants in
the experiment know in advance that each pair is launched at the same angle to
the Z-axis, but if we take many pairs of launched pairs, the angles are
randomly distributed between the pairs of arrows. It is also known that if one
arrow in a pair is directed with its nose in one direction, then the other - in
strictly opposite direction.
The registration of arriving arrows in each space
laboratory is as follows: at the edge of a circular hole in the plane (YZ) in
the spacecraft of Alice and Bob, which are distant from each other, through
which the arrows fly, there is a registration sensor directed to the center of
the hole. He knows how to register the 'nose' or 'tail' of the arrow. If the
arrow is turned towards it with the nose at least at a small angle, the arrow
sensor registers the 'nose'. If on the contrary, then the 'tail'. For clarity,
we can assume that there are red lights on the 'noses', and green ones on the 'tails',
and only one of the two lights is visible to the detector.
In the diagram, the holes in the walls of the space
laboratories of Alice and Bob are superimposed on one another. During the
experiment, a strict arrangement of these holes in parallel planes is
maintained. Alice's and Bob's pointers for registering arrows are mutually
located as shown in the diagram: at an angle φ.
Saturday, February 13, 2021
The nonlocality theorem of 'Another' and the 'hard problem of consciousness'
While in Plato the Soul, with the help of Reason, learns sciences, in Aristotle it itself is an object of scientific study. The states of the soul, according to Aristotle, come from the state of the body. In modern terms, consciousness is an 'epiphenomenon' of the body: and if the body corresponds to certain characteristics (functions), it should necessarily be interpreted as the presence of consciousness or 'mind'.
In another way, this idea can be formulated through
the 'principle of supervenience': 'it cannot be so that one state of the body
would correspond to two different states of consciousness, the opposite is
quite possible'. The principle of supervenience puts mind and body in unequal,
asymmetric relations, where the source of causation, movement and, in general,
any change is the body, and consciousness is like a 'mirror'.
It follows that if the body is in the state of F,
possessing consciousness, then it cannot be in the
same state of F, and at the same time be a soulless 'zombie'.
Any suitable body is 'infused' with mind - this is the
opinion of the functionalists. Of course, 'suitable' means the state of a
living, healthy (or nearly healthy) human body.
The paradox is that modern physical theory is such
that it does not just allow, but requires the existence of 'zombie twins', that
is, living bodies that are obviously have not consciousness. We have formulated
this statement in the form of a theorem.
The theorem on the nonlocality of another consciousness
Formulation:
Let Ψ1 be
the consciousness of one, and Ψ2 is
the consciousness of the other, and if the temporary localization of Ψ1 is determined
from the point of view of himself, then either 1) from the point of view of Ψ1, the
localization of Ψ2 is
not determined, or 2) the special theory of relativity is false.
Non-formal proof:
Since in the special theory of relativity,
simultaneity depends on the choice of a frame of reference, then along with a
change in the frame of reference, the relative time localization of events that
are distant from each other also changes. Events A and B, which were
simultaneous in one of the frames of reference, in another - in a time order,
can be located one after the other.
To begin with, let us choose a frame of reference in
which events A and B occur simultaneously:
1) consciousness Ψ1 is
present in the body of F1 drinking wine (event A), and
2) consciousness Ψ2 -
is present in the body of F2, contemplating the surroundings (event B).
It would seem that both minds from any point of view
are localized in time. However, in reality this cannot be. After all, if the
body of the owner of consciousness Ψ1
changes its speed, then in the new frame of reference in which it finds itself,
events A and B for it will no longer be simultaneous!
Thursday, January 21, 2021
New SRT interpretation
For lovers of physics and philosophy, let me present the Special Theory of Relativity (SRT) in a new simple interpretation.
The derivation of the basic relations of SRT ( Lorentz
transformations) is possible from the coordinate transformations of rotation on
the Euclidean plane by means of a new geometric interpretation of relativistic
measurements.
1)
We arbitrarily choose an orthogonal coordinate system
with the origin of coordinates O on the Euclidean plane and denote it by the
axes: (X, Y '). Let's rotate it through the angle α. The rotated
system will be denoted by the axes (X ', Y).
Let us express the coordinates of point A in the original system (X, Y ') through its coordinates in the rotated system (X', Y):
x = x'⋅cosα + y⋅sinα
y'= y⋅cosα - x'⋅sinα
1) ⇒ 2)
2) x = (x'– y⋅sinα) / cosα
y = (y'+
x⋅sinα) / cosα
3) All that remains for us is to give the correct physical interpretation of what is shown in the figure. This is not difficult if we assume that the localized consciousness of the observer S moves in one direction parallel to the Y axis, passing the point-event A.
As can be seen from 2), the coordinate y' is "lagging'' in relation to y, and x' experiences a 'contraction of the length of the moving rod'!
When replacing y by ct, y' by ct', sinα = v / c, cosα = (1 - (v / c) 2) 1/2, it turns out that the rod moving relative to the observer S is defined for S as a rod of length:
x⋅cosα = x⋅ (1 - (v / c) 2) ½
At the same time, in the frame of reference (cT ', X) moving with respect to S, the rod is at rest, and its length is equal to x.
Returning to point 2): in it, the equation for x - corresponds to the direct Lorentz transformation, and the equation for y = ct - to the inverse Lorentz transformation:
x = (x'– t⋅v) / (1 - (v / c) 2) 1/2
ct = (ct
'+ x⋅v /c) / (1 - (v
/ c) 2) 1/2
Thus, the physical interpretation of SRT effects is possible if we assume the motion of the localized 'Ego' of the observer in Euclidean space, where the direction of motion acts as 'proper time'. In this case, the coordinate transformations of the time and distance measurement data, in fact, correspond to the coordinate transformations during the transition from one rectangular Cartesian coordinate system to another, rotated by a certain angle with respect to the first. All the features of these transformations are explained by a specific physical interpretation, or in another way: by special rules for linking measurement data to coordinate axes.
The above can be formulated in a shorter way: the standard interpretation of SRT is misleading as to the true nature of space-time. This misconception stems from a misunderstanding of the measurement of spatial distances. In the general case, the result of the measurement carried out by a stationary observer should be attributed to a moving frame of reference. And vice versa: the result of measuring the distance, carried out by a moving observer, should be attributed to a stationary frame of reference. If in this way we correlate measurements with coordinate axes, the whole SRT is geometrically described in 4-dimensional Euclidean space-time, which, if desired, can be considered Kantian in the philosophical sense of the word.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Sunday, October 9, 2011
PAK DA news
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Whale Jump
“Whale Jump” is an extremely complex emergency surfacing
manoeuvre, which can save a submarine in distress, provided that its
captain and crew have courage, experience and determination. An
action taken in extreme circumstances by a talented and brave leader
and his team to save the day can be called a “Whale Jump”.
“Whale Jump” is the name of this book, about the creation of the
command system of Soviet submarine Project 877 (Kilo class) also
known as “Varshavyanka”.
“Whale Jump” is a historical account of how the submarine’s
combat and navigation system “Usel” (Russian for “The Knot”) came
into being.
“Varshavyanka” and “Usel” are still deployed in the 2st century by
the navies of Russia, India, China, Iran, Algeria and other countries.
Their creation 40 years ago has tied an incredible «destiny knot»
of many peoples’ lives – a Leningrad team of young and enthusiastic
developers and their forever to be loved teachers and leaders: Philip
Staros and Josef Berg, talented American engineers of amazing and
tragic fates. More than once they had to execute a “Whale Jump”, was
luck always with them?
Intelligence service conflicts, daring scientific endeavors, collaboration
with the great creators of submarines, aircraft and spacecraft, the
emergence, development and downfall of Soviet microelectronics, all
formed the destiny knot described in this book.
The author, Mark Galperin, was born in Leningrad and educated at
LITMO University. He joined the design bureau headed by Philip Staros
as a student and worked under his guidance for 14 years. Mark was the
first deputy to Philip Staros in the “Usel” design and was awarded the
State Award of the USSR for his part in the Varshavyanka project. He
now resides in Australia.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
New AIP modules in Russia - brief report
(to note: 4 years ago on BRF discussions I have pointed out about signs of efforts for developing much more powerful lithium-ion batteries for submarines instead of less powerful lead or silver-zinc accumulators or unsafe and sub-powerful hydrogen elements.)
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Т-90MS in move
Putin takes explanation of T-90MS specs. 550 mm against cumulative for hull and turret from the side.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Russian prospective tank engine
Specs:
- Power 1500 hp
- torque backup - 25%
- Fuel consumption - 217,9 g/kW*h (160 g/hp*h, 155 g/hp*h on derated ) - (MTU 883-1500 has only 170 g/hp*h)
- Rate - 2000 R/min
- Mass - 1550 kg
- 1 hp/kg
- 1088 hp/m3 (MTU 883-1500 has only 949 hp/m3)
- 1845x900x830 (MTU 883-1500 has 1700x964x965)
For comparison the spec of V-93 (V-92S2F), V-92S2 tank diesels:
Lifespan - 1000, 1200 h
Saturday, September 3, 2011
T-95 3D rendering













