The Physics Of Identity

Shows 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.

More in Fabric of the Atom Series

  1. Creation And Destruction 1968
  2. Elementary Particles - The Elusive Ultimate 1968
  3. On The Stability Of Matter 1968
  4. The Graininess Of Energy 1968
  5. The Physics Of Identity 1968
  6. The Principle Of Uncertainty 1968
  7. The Quantum Fabric Of Matter 1968
  8. The Quantum Of Action 1968

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