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What does it mean to say that a quantum state or wavefunction is constrained?
Constrained quantum states refer to quantum states or wavefunctions that are restricted by certain conditions or parameters. These constraints can apply to both subatomic and macroscopic systems, although modeling quantum mechanics for macroscopic systems presents significant challenges. The discussion clarifies that quantum states are not limited to subatomic particles, emphasizing their broader applicability across various physical systems.
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You'll have to give some context.Trollfaz said:What does it mean to say that a quantum state or wavefunction is constrained?
No, they apply to every system. However, macroscopic systems can be difficult to model quantum mechanically.Trollfaz said:And i will also like to know if quantum states are only applicable for subatomic particles