Theoretical analysis reveals local explanations for entanglement via spacetime diagrams, suggesting superposition applies solely to waves rather than particles.
In previous work, a new interpretation of spacetime diagrams has been presented. That new interpretation would define some spacetime areas where superposition seems to exist. Applied to the Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen paradox, locality would be back despite the observations of entanglement. A new experiment is proposed to test the idea. This work also leads to the idea that superposition can only exist for the wave, but the particle should have a single position. A second experiment is proposed to explore the link wave-particle and the complementarity principle.
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