Minimal Deterministic Construction of the Singlet Correlation
Description
This preprint develops a minimal deterministic construction of the singlet correlation without relying on probability axioms.
Instead of starting from a probabilistic measure, the framework uses a deterministic equidistribution process to reproduce
the correlation −cos(α−β) exactly. The approach shows that structures usually derived probabilistically can be reconstructed
as emergent consequences of a deterministic sampler.
Compared to earlier versions, this v3 release is fully self-contained and significantly expanded:
- Appendix D introduces an explicit Python sampler, ensuring reproducibility of the deterministic construction.
- Appendix E provides a formal mathematical response to criticism, demonstrating uniqueness and clarifying the distinction
between probabilistic and deterministic readings.
- A vector flowchart is integrated to illustrate the construction in a transparent and accessible way.
Together, these additions make the manuscript mathematically complete and pedagogically clear, while also opening
perspectives for future applications (e.g. cryptography, didactics, and foundations of quantum theory).
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2025-09-27Version 3 adds Appendix D (deterministic sampler), Appendix E (formal proof of uniqueness and replies to criticism), and a full-page vector flowchart. These additions make the manuscript mathematically complete and self-contained.