The Physics Of Identity
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✎ Suggest a correctionShows that the grainy nature of quantum systems permits them to be in such states that all representatives, such as all electrons spinning parallel to a given axis or all stable hydrogen atoms, are truly identical and not merely similar. Explains that no direct measurement, however, can establish identity-it can merely certify the smallness of differences.
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- Elementary Particles - The Elusive Ultimate 1968
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