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Does anyone know why time reversal requires spin to be flipped? It seems like my book assumes that, but I have no idea why.
aaaa202 said:Does anyone know why time reversal requires spin to be flipped? It seems like my book assumes that, but I have no idea why.
Time reversal spin is a concept in quantum mechanics that describes the reversal of the spin direction of a particle, which is a fundamental property of particles.
Time reversal spin requires flipping because it is a fundamental property of particles and cannot be altered without changing the nature of the particle itself.
Time reversal spin affects particles by reversing the direction of their spin, which can have implications for the behavior and interactions of particles on a subatomic level.
No, time reversal spin is not possible in everyday life as it is a concept that is only applicable on a subatomic level and cannot be observed or manipulated in our macroscopic world.
Some potential applications of time reversal spin include quantum computing, magnetic storage, and understanding the behavior of subatomic particles in high-energy physics experiments.