# Quantum Entanglement Multi-Laboratory Study ## Non-local Correlations in Entangled Photon Pairs: A Multi-Laboratory Study of Bell Inequality Violations This repository contains all data, analysis code, and manuscript materials for a collaborative study of Bell inequality violations across 34 quantum optics laboratories in 32 countries. ### Project Structure ``` qu-en/ ├── data/ │ ├── raw/ # Raw experimental data from participating labs │ └── base/ # Processed data files ├── notebooks/ # Jupyter notebooks for analysis and visualization │ ├── make_basedata.ipynb # Data processing pipeline │ ├── plot_*.ipynb # Visualization notebooks │ ├── tab_*.ipynb # Table generation notebooks │ └── utils.py # Utility functions ├── output/ │ ├── plots/ # Generated figures │ ├── tables/ # Generated LaTeX tables │ └── manuscript.pdf # Final compiled manuscript ├── report/ │ └── manuscript.tex # LaTeX manuscript source ├── Makefile # Build automation └── README.md ``` ### Building the Manuscript The entire analysis pipeline and manuscript can be built with a single command: ```bash make ``` This will: 1. Process raw experimental data 2. Generate all plots and tables 3. Compile the LaTeX manuscript to PDF ### Requirements - Python 3.7+ with packages: - pandas - numpy - matplotlib - pyprojroot - papermill - jupyter - LaTeX distribution (e.g., TeXLive, MikTeX) - Make ### Data The `data/raw/experimental_data.csv` file contains measurements from 35 participating laboratories (34 after quality control). Each row represents one experiment with the following key variables: - Bell Parameter (S) - Entanglement Fidelity - Visibility - Detector specifications - Environmental conditions - And more... ### Reproducibility All analysis is fully reproducible. The Makefile ensures correct execution order and dependency tracking. To rebuild from scratch: ```bash make clean make ``` ### License Research data and code are provided for academic use. Please cite the accompanying publication if you use this data. ### Contact For questions about the data or analysis, please contact the International Quantum Entanglement Consortium.