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A general method of empirical state determination in quantum physics: Part II

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Here, we offer concrete illustrations of the state determination method developed abstractly in Part I of this work. Quorums are found for finite-dimensional magnetic multipole problems as well as for the harmonic oscillator with an energy cutoff. There is, in addition, a discussion of general procedures for empirically distinguishing pure states from mixed states.

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Band, W., Park, J.L. A general method of empirical state determination in quantum physics: Part II. Found Phys 1, 339–357 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00708584

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