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Entanglement without Quantum Mechanics: Operational Constraints on the Quantum Signature
Quantum entanglement is defined as nonseparability of density operators, yet experimental phase-space statistics alone cannot distinguish classical from quantum sources, so classical data can be used to violate en- tanglement inequalities. Imposing uncertainty bounds, or full tomography, can map the
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