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تسجيل مستخدم جديدPositivity domains for pairs of triples of spin observables
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Positivity restrains the allowed domains for pairs or triples of spin observables in polarised reactions. Various domain shapes in ${1over2}+{1over2}to{1over2}+{1over2}$ reactions are displayed. Some methods to determine these domains are mentioned and a new one based on the anticommutation between two observables is presented.
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