Mathematical aspects of QS
A) Tsirelson’s problem
http://www.tau.ac.il/~tsirel/Research/bellopalg/main.html
B) Category description of quantum structures
http://arxiv.org/abs/1404.3049v1
DESCRIPTION:
A) Our approach exhausts by the tensor-product-structures. The question: are there composite systems, and what might be the physical meaning of the pertaining subsystems, beyond the TPS? [Of course, the Hilbert spaces of the prime-number dimensions is trivial in this context.
B) The question: is there a sufficiently general mathematical framework that could deduce the basic notions of QS studies in the “device-independent” manner?
http://www.tau.ac.il/~tsirel/Research/bellopalg/main.html
B) Category description of quantum structures
http://arxiv.org/abs/1404.3049v1
DESCRIPTION:
A) Our approach exhausts by the tensor-product-structures. The question: are there composite systems, and what might be the physical meaning of the pertaining subsystems, beyond the TPS? [Of course, the Hilbert spaces of the prime-number dimensions is trivial in this context.
B) The question: is there a sufficiently general mathematical framework that could deduce the basic notions of QS studies in the “device-independent” manner?