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Chained modular Bell inequality (IN,d​≥d−1)

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For outcomes in {0,…,d−1}, let [x]d​ be their nonnegative modular representative. A deterministic local hidden-variable model satisfies
IN,d​=∑j=1N​E([Aj​−Bj​]d​)+∑j=1N−1​E([Bj​−Aj+1​]d​)+E([BN​−A1​−1]d​)≥d−1.
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The unreduced chain telescopes to −1, so its reduced nonnegative sum is at least d−1 for each assignment. For binary outcomes and two settings, it is a form of the CHSH inequality: I2,2​=2−(E11​+E21​+E22​−E12​)/2.

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