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Quantization refers to the procedure or methodology for replacing a classical system by a quantum system. If the question is about the quantized or discrete behavior of a phenomenon use the [discrete] tag instead.
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What has "quantisation" to do with associated graded algebras?
Can the usual way of quantization (i.e. replacing the position and momenta scalars by their corresponding operators) be understood in this picture? …
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