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"Bell's Theorem" as a book category would collect works that center on the conceptual and practical consequences of quantum entanglement and Bell’s inequalities: rigorous textbooks and popular-science explainers of the theorem and its experiments, historical and biographical accounts of the people and experiments that shaped the debate, philosophical treatments of realism, locality, causation and the measurement problem, plus speculative fiction and techno-thrillers that use quantum nonlocality as a plot engine. Books in this category explore themes of determinism versus randomness, the limits of classical intuition, experimental ingenuity and technological spin-offs (quantum computing, cryptography), and often sit at the intersection of physics, philosophy, and information theory. Tone ranges from highly technical research monographs to accessible narratives for general readers and inventive works of fiction that dramatize the weirdness and implications of entanglement.

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