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  1. Effect Algebras Are Not Adequate Models for Quantum Mechanics.Stan Gudder - 2010 - Foundations of Physics 40 (9-10):1566-1577.
    We show that an effect algebra E possess an order-determining set of states if and only if E is semiclassical; that is, E is essentially a classical effect algebra. We also show that if E possesses at least one state, then E admits hidden variables in the sense that E is homomorphic to an MV-algebra that reproduces the states of E. Both of these results indicate that we cannot distinguish between a quantum mechanical effect algebra and a classical one. Hereditary (...)
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  • Bell-Type Inequalities for Bivariate Maps on Orthomodular Lattices.Jarosław Pykacz, L’Ubica Valášková & Ol’ga Nánásiová - 2015 - Foundations of Physics 45 (8):900-913.
    Bell-type inequalities on orthomodular lattices, in which conjunctions of propositions are not modeled by meets but by maps for simultaneous measurements -maps), are studied. It is shown, that the most simple of these inequalities, that involves only two propositions, is always satisfied, contrary to what happens in the case of traditional version of this inequality in which conjunctions of propositions are modeled by meets. Equivalence of various Bell-type inequalities formulated with the aid of bivariate maps on orthomodular lattices is studied. (...)
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