Perfect coordination among N parties requires a shared common cause; quantum theory obeys this in any network while some other probabilistic theories do not, enabling new Bell-like certification inequalities.
Con- straints on nonlocality in networks from no-signaling and independence,
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Quantum theory satisfies the coordination principle for four parties, requiring a shared common cause for perfect randomized coordination and certifying it via noise-tolerant Bell-like inequalities.
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A missing causal principle: Coordination
Perfect coordination among N parties requires a shared common cause; quantum theory obeys this in any network while some other probabilistic theories do not, enabling new Bell-like certification inequalities.
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Coordination Requires a Common Cause in Quantum Theory
Quantum theory satisfies the coordination principle for four parties, requiring a shared common cause for perfect randomized coordination and certifying it via noise-tolerant Bell-like inequalities.