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Journal of Applied Probability

A quantum-mechanical central limit theorem for anti-commuting observables

R. L. Hudson

Published Sep 1, 1973• 46 citations
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Abstract

A quantum-mechanical central limit theorem for sums of pairwise anti-commuting representations of the canonical anti-commutation relations over a finite-dimensional space is formulated and proved.
DOI
10.1017/s0021900200118388

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