The Probability Law for Generic Density Operators
In this chapter, the probability law of the non-null eigenstates of a generic density operator—studied in the previous chapter—is determined, by showing that given the composite system and the subsystem being considered, a mapping arises which associates
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Matteo Campanella David Jou Maria Stella Mongiovì
Interpretative Aspects of Quantum Mechanics Matteo Campanella’s Mathematical Studies
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Matteo Campanella University of Palermo Palermo, Italy
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