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One quantum particle is in the same position as another quantum particle. Which of the following principles is this an example of?
principle of uncertainty
principle of superposition
principle of the duality of light
principle of the polarization of waves
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Principle of superposition.
In quantum mechanics, states (and wavefunctions) can be added so particles can be described as occupying overlapping positions (their wavefunctions superpose). (Note: identical bosons can occupy the same quantum state; fermions cannot because of the Pauli exclusion principle.)
In quantum mechanics, states (and wavefunctions) can be added so particles can be described as occupying overlapping positions (their wavefunctions superpose). (Note: identical bosons can occupy the same quantum state; fermions cannot because of the Pauli exclusion principle.)
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