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Stuart Freedman and John Clauser measured polarization correlations between pairs of photons emitted in a calcium atomic cascade. Comparing coincidence rates at different polarizer orientations allowed them to test a Bell inequality adapted to their apparatus; the 1972 results agreed with quantum mechanics. Their measurement made a foundational question experimentally concrete, while its interpretation retained assumptions concerning the detected sample and optical efficiencies.[ref]
A physicist who researched nuclear physics and experimentally tested Bell inequalities.[ref]
Professional profile of Stuart Jay Freedman (newscenter.lbl.gov). Opening biography; final biographical paragraphs.
Portrait of Stuart Freedman
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