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Kruger
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I have a simple question. In quantum mechanics the superposition principle is given:
psi=c1*psi1+c2*psi2+...
Now, is it possible that psi1 is an electron A and psi2 is an electron B? I mean can we bring several electrons in superposition? Couldn't this violate the probability conservation? And can we say psi is a new particle created out of the two other electrons?
psi=c1*psi1+c2*psi2+...
Now, is it possible that psi1 is an electron A and psi2 is an electron B? I mean can we bring several electrons in superposition? Couldn't this violate the probability conservation? And can we say psi is a new particle created out of the two other electrons?