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EQUALITY AND IDENTITY AND (IN)DISTINGUISHABILITY IN CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM MECHANICS FROM THE POINT OF VIEW OF NEWTON'S NOTION OF STATE
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2006
Frontiers of Fundamental Physics
The notion of state is a central notion for all branches of physics. Surprisingly enough, Newton's notion di¤ers from the nowadays notion. Our review of the bene...ts of Newton's notion comprises Gibbs's paradox, Einstein's derivation of the classical and quantum distribution laws from the energetic spectrum (serving to remove anthropomorphic elements), the di¤erence between 'identical' and 'indistinguishable' (being a property of states rather than of particles), a new physical content of j
doi:10.1007/1-4020-4339-2_31
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