Contextual Quantization and the Principle of Complementarity of Probabilities

The contextual probabilistic quantization procedure is formulated. This approach to quantization has much broader field of applications, compared with the canonical quantization. The contextual probabilistic quantization procedure is based on the notions of probability context and the principle of complementarity of probabilities. The general definition of probability context is given. The principle of complementarity of probabilities, which combines the ideas of the Bohr complementarity principle and the technique of noncommutative probability, is introduced. The principle of complementarity of probabilities is the criterion of possibility of the contextual quantization.

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