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In quantum mechanics, quantum revival is a periodic recurrence of the quantum wave function during its time-evolution. This can be either many times in space as multiple scaled copies of the initial wave function (fractional revival), or approximately or exactly to its original form (full revival). A quantum wave function that is periodic in time…
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