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[QUOTE="A. Neumaier, post: 6585664, member: 293806"] It results in different emanating beams, though their properties are the same. Its an equivalence class only in the same irrelevant sense as in the claim that ''momentum is an equivalence class of preparations of particles in a classical source''. Very different equipment can result in particles with the same momentum. Using mathematical terminology to make such a simple thing complicated is quite unnecessary. A single measurement of a system in local equilibrium leads to a fairly well-determined value for a current, say, and not to a random result. Because my new approach goes beyond your minimal interpretation. You should perhaps first read the paper rather than base a discussion on just reading the summary exposition. There is a reason why I spent a lot of time to give detailed, physical arguments in the paper! [/QUOTE]
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