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Bell's theorem demonstrates that any local realistic theory—one assuming locality and pre-existing properties—predicts correlations weaker than those experimentally observed in entangled quantum systems.
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Bell's inequalities establish mathematical limits on correlations achievable by local realism, and their experimental violation demonstrates quantum entanglement defying classical assumptions about independent physical properties.
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The fractional quantum Hall effect occurs in two-dimensional electron systems at low temperatures and strong magnetic fields, resulting in quantized Hall conductance values that are fractions of the elementary charge.
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