Reciprocal Ontological Models Show Indeterminism Comparable to Quantum Theory

Foundations of Physics 47 (2):265-273 (2017)
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Abstract

We show that within the class of ontological models due to Harrigan and Spekkens, those satisfying preparation-measurement reciprocity must allow indeterminism comparable to that in quantum theory. Our result implies that one can design quantum random number generator, for which it is impossible, even in principle, to construct a reciprocal deterministic model.

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