Bell-CHSH Violation for a Massless Majorana Field in a Double Cone from Modular Localization

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2608.23753v1
• Date: Mon, 24 Aug 2026 18:43:45 GMT
• Title: Bell-CHSH Violation for a Massless Majorana Field in a Double Cone from Modular Localization
• Abstract summary: We investigate Bell-CHSH correlations for a chiral massless Majorana field localized in a double cone.<n>The conformal modular flow of the associated light-ray interval is converted into translations by a rapidity-like coordinate.<n>The one-particle scalar product is derived in modular momentum space.
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• Abstract: We investigate Bell-CHSH correlations for a chiral massless Majorana field localized in a double cone. The conformal modular flow of the associated light-ray interval is converted into translations by a rapidity-like coordinate, and the one-particle scalar product is derived in modular momentum space. Particular attention is paid to the fact that this scalar product carries a Fermi-Dirac weight. Requiring the modular conjugation to be antiunitary with respect to that weighted scalar product fixes the Fourier-space realization of the modular objects. The resulting Tomita-Takesaki operator and its adjoint generate Alice and twisted-dual Bob directions for which all four crossed CAR orthogonality relations follow automatically from modular localization. The Bell problem then reduces to a simple one-function functional. For a Gaussian modular-momentum profile $h_σ(k)=\exp[-k^2/(2σ^2)]$ the Bell parameter is larger than the classical bound for a broad range of widths and approaches the Tsirelson value analytically, \[ \lim_{σ\to 0^+}{\it B}(σ)=2\sqrt2 \] Thus near-maximal Bell violation is obtained from an explicit sequence of smooth rapidly decreasing profiles concentrated around zero modular momentum, corresponding to the modular spectral value $λ=1$.

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