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Keywords:
quantum mechanics; observables; states; probability; fuzzy sets; $F$-quantum space; indefinite integral of observables
Summary:
The paper deals with a new mathematical model for quantum mechanics based on the fuzzy set theory [1]. The indefinite integral of observables is defined and some basic properties of the integral are examined.
References:
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