Which consequence develops when non-orthogonal states undergo quantum entanglement?

💡 Explanation

Violation of Bell's inequalities develops because quantum entanglement correlates non-orthogonal states beyond classical limits, due to quantum non-locality. Therefore, we observe this scenario rather than decoherence suppression, because specific system environmental coupling is necessary for decorrelation.

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