Quantum uncertainty and a counterexample of nonlocal classical “realism”

Abstract

We analyze the scheme of an experiment in which, by examining suppression effects of the cross correlation of photons in a beamsplitter and by preparing squeezed states, it is proven that the phase difference of photons in Fock states cannot acquire a certain value, since, otherwise, the simultaneous existence of these two effects would be impossible. We show that this reveals an intrinsic inconsistency of the nonlocal classical interpretation of quantum mechanics on the basis of nonlocal classical “realism.”