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Why then aren't several bosons in the same state a particle?
by whatshisface 4y ago
Why then aren't several bosons in the same state a particle?
- Elpis1 4y agoThe system would be described by a multi-particle state, which would be reducible. Of course, Wigner's classification is just for classifying (most) elementary particles. A hydrogen atom can be considered a particle in some contexts, as can waves of spin in a magnet; I am specifically talking about elementary particles!