<ul><li>According to Bell's inequality, a physical theory must be local and contain elements of reality to explain quantum behavior.</li><li>The CHSH inequality is a practical way to test violations of local realism.</li><li>Quantum experiments can violate the CHSH inequality, demonstrating the violation of local realism and the influence of measurement choices between observers.</li><li>Quantum computer simulators can be used to test and confirm the violation of the CHSH inequality, supporting the predictions of quantum mechanics.</li></ul>

Bell’s Inequality in a Quantum Computer Simulator

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