Tuesday, 1 March 2016

Quantum systems without a classical analogue?



I am now reading the quantum mechanics textbook by Dirac (chap. 4, $\S21$, p. 88).


He says that his quantization procedure does not include all possible systems in quantum mechanics and there are systems without a classical analogue.



How is this possible?


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