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Jarrodmccarthy
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I have just recently started learning about quantum contextuality and can only seem to find examples where contextuality is need to explain measurements of spin.
So I am curious as to whether quantum contextuality only applies to measurements of spin?
Also, If someone could clarify where the quantum number for spin 'comes from' since I haven't been able to find a solution where it comes out of the Schroedinger equation?
Any responses would be fantastic and apologies if the questions aren't well formulated.
So I am curious as to whether quantum contextuality only applies to measurements of spin?
Also, If someone could clarify where the quantum number for spin 'comes from' since I haven't been able to find a solution where it comes out of the Schroedinger equation?
Any responses would be fantastic and apologies if the questions aren't well formulated.