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DO NOT USE THIS TAG just because your question involves measurements (either quantum or classical). The measurement problem asks how wave function collapse occurs during measurement in quantum mechanics, and how it can be reconciled with unitary evolution.
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Is the momentum of a particle both uncertain and, independently, also random?
Is momentum of a particle "random" because it is uncertain, or is it uncertain in addition to being random?
In quantum mechanics systems are represented using wave-functions (wave-vectors). The m …
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