quantum reality and locality

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• - Quantum entanglement used e.g. tests of Bell's inequalities is explained using matrix algebra (college level math).
  
• - Links to articles, some free and some archived.
  
• - Book review: From Bell to Quantum Information
  
• - Course given at Swarthmore College is s good and up-to-date conceptual overview of history and of the current research
  
• - EPR thought experiment and its later incarnations are described and explained
  
• - Notes on David Peat, Einstein's Moon: Bell's Theorem and the Curious Quest for Quantum Reality
  
• - Musing on Bell's theorem implications by prof. Nelson
  
• - NATO advanced research workshop with extensive bibliography
  
• - Popular expose with links and bibliography
  
• - Philosopher of science, author of Quantum Theory and the Schism in Physics
  
• - Entry from Stanford encyclopedia
  
• - from Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove of Physics
  
• - Controversial views and ideas by Tony Smith
  
• - Entry from the Stanford Encyclopedia.
  
• - Tegmark (1997) 'quantum suicide' experiment Stapp's work on quantum effects on the brain
  
• - Key chapters of Werner Heisenberg's book outlining his philosophical conclusions
  
• - The experimental aspect of Quantum and Foundational Physics. Austria
  
• - Biography, quotes, photo, and philosophy
  
• - enfolded orders and non-local forms may have a wider implication and be relevant for a variety of living systems.
  
• - History and popular explanation
  
• - Project of the Canyon Institute: multidisciplinary research on philosophy - science - religion of reality
  
• - "..systematic review from the origins ..for physicists and philosophers of science .." Foundations of Physics, Oct 2002
  
• - The beauty of the Copenhagen interpretation is ..
  
• - Original "Shrodinger's cat" paper (1935), translated to English
  
• - Includes historical and very lucid explanation of the issue.
  
• - Derivation of (special case of the) Bell's Theorem.
  
• - Overview of different interpretations with some controversial ideas.
  
• - Brief description for the lay reader: philosophical considerations, and links to more rigorous treatments.