Effect of non-Markovian dynamics on the violation of tripartite Bell inequalities

The effect of the non-Markovian dynamics on the violation of Bell inequalities for a generic tripartite entangled state has been investigated. Our results imply that the dynamics of Bell violation depends not only on the coupling strengths between the system and the environment but also on the rotation angles. Under both the strong and weak couplings, the Bell nonlocality can be eliminated by the decoherence induced by the environment in finite time when the rotation angles take certain values.