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The conserved quantity arising from a rotational invariance. Combine with rotational-dynamics for the classical mechanics approach and quantum-mechanics for the QM interpretation
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Angular momentum conservation at quantum level
how angular momentum of system is conserved when electron jumps higher energy state to lower energy state and photon is emitted(circularly polarized)? i read somewhere that it is NOT conserved .Why?