论文信息 - What happens in a spin measurement

What happens in a spin measurement

Abstract An objective account of a Stern-Gerlach experiment performed with spin- 1 2 particles is developed in which the particles have well-defined and continuous trajectories and spin vectors, through the causal interpretation of the Pauli equation.

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