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Minimal ring extensions of the integers exhibiting Kochen-Specker contextuality
arXiv
Authors: Ida Cortez, Camilo Morales, Manuel Reyes
Year
2022
Paper ID
6605
Status
Preprint
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This paper is a contribution to the algebraic study of contextuality in quantum theory. As an algebraic analogue of Kochen and Specker's no-hidden-variables result, we investigate rational subrings over which the partial ring of d times d symmetric matrices $d geq 3$ admits no morphism to a commutative ring, which we view as an "algebraic hidden state." For d = 3, the minimal such ring is shown to be mathbb{Z}[1/6], while for d geq 6 the minimal subring is mathbb{Z} itself. The proofs rely on the construction of new sets of integer vectors in dimensions 3 and 6 that have no Kochen-Specker coloring.
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