Quantum mechanics violates a causal inequality derived from absoluteness of observed events plus axiological time symmetry and no retrocausality in timelike scenarios, even under a weakened operational version of absoluteness.
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Using experimental beta and gamma values in a non-unique coordinate system aligned with principal axes produces the most probable nuclear shapes and makes cluster formation visible in light nuclei.
Kochen-Specker contextuality generalizes nonclassicality while Spekkens' noncontextuality generalizes classicality, reconciling the two as successive stages in a hierarchy of classicality.
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Limits of Absoluteness of Observed Events in Timelike Scenarios: A No-Go Theorem
Quantum mechanics violates a causal inequality derived from absoluteness of observed events plus axiological time symmetry and no retrocausality in timelike scenarios, even under a weakened operational version of absoluteness.
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Emergence of Cluster Formation in Light Nuclei
Using experimental beta and gamma values in a non-unique coordinate system aligned with principal axes produces the most probable nuclear shapes and makes cluster formation visible in light nuclei.
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Warring Contextualities -- Provably Classical vs Provably Nonclassical
Kochen-Specker contextuality generalizes nonclassicality while Spekkens' noncontextuality generalizes classicality, reconciling the two as successive stages in a hierarchy of classicality.