Phase-carried rule

Each experiment's shared phase is centred on one of the two labs' own current settings, via a coin flip and a half-cosine distribution (a cosine-weighted lobe). Below 100% setting dependence (λ), the rest of the draws are a uniform phase.

Setting dependence λ: 1.00 Ghost dots: where each trigger fired on the path (newest brightest)

Experiments (Random Setting Each Time)

RUN 1 RUN 20 RESET

Trials completed: 0

Live CHSH S: — (classical ≤2, Tsirelson ≤2.828)

Correlation vs. Separation (S-curve)

Lab 1 fixed at 0°; Lab 2 stepped across 0-180° separation. STEP adds trials to every separation point at once, so you can watch the curve refine as it builds up.

STEP +1 STEP +20 RESET

0 trials per separation point so far.

Medium-bound model (instant maths, shown in the lab)

White arrow = the medium's draw, centred on the primary lab's pick (E). Coloured arrow = each lab's rotation (setting). A lab flips its sign (+ ↔ −) when the angle between the two arrows is over 90°; the primary never does. Arrow turns red on a flip, green if not.

Hidden plane: 20° Each particle in step with the frame: 90%

RUN 1 RUN 20 RUN 100 RUN 2000 RESET

Trials kept: 0   Attempts: 0   Set aside: 0
Live CHSH S: —   |S|: —

|S| as trials build up (grey = 2, cyan = 2.828)