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Bell Versus Malus - A First-Principles Clash of Models in Quantum Measurement
This paper shows that the observed violations of Bell's inequalities follow directly from Malus's Law — the 1809 intensity law of polarization optics — applied to continuous geometric field projection. No nonlocal influence, no intrinsic quantum randomness, and no new postulates are r
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