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A wave function is a mathematical description that captures the quantum state of a system, encoding information as a complex-valued probability amplitude. From it, physicists can calculate the probabilities of getting different results when they measure properties of that system.
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波動関数（はどうかんすう、英: wave function）は、量子力学において純粋状態を表す複素数値関数。量子論における状態については量子状態を参照。
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