Benjamin Schulz
Published 2009-10-29, updated 2013-02-17Version 6
This is a reply to the comment of Schmelzer on my earlier paper. In contrast to Schmelzer's claims, it is shown that passive locality does not correspond to the completeness condition of EPR. Nevertheless, it is argued that Schmelzer has found several errors in my article which, fortunately, can be corrected. In spite of Schmelzer's arguments, the Fritsche-Haugk theory can be used to define a local hidden variable theory for the singlet state.
Comments: The correct parts of this article are now in a separate article at arxiv.org. The stochastic model in this article must be described in more detail before it is suitable for publication
Spectroscopy of photoionization from the $^1E$ singlet state in nitrogen$-$vacancy centers in diamond
Excluding the local hidden variable theory with time-reversal Bell test
Quantum Theory and Local Hidden Variable Theory: General Features and Tests for EPR Steering and Bell Non-locality
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