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Hello Forum,
Some observables in quantum mechanics are always quantized, i.e. come in discrete separate values, while other observables, like energy or momentum, can be quantized or not depending on the spatial confinement of the system. Is that correct?
Is spatial confinement of the physical system is main reason of why certain observables are sometimes quantized and sometimes not?
Thanks!
Some observables in quantum mechanics are always quantized, i.e. come in discrete separate values, while other observables, like energy or momentum, can be quantized or not depending on the spatial confinement of the system. Is that correct?
Is spatial confinement of the physical system is main reason of why certain observables are sometimes quantized and sometimes not?
Thanks!