antisymmetrized wave function
antisymmetrized wave function
[‚an·tē‚sim·ə‚trīzd ′wāv ‚fəŋk·shən] (quantum mechanics)
A wave function of several identical fermions (such as electrons) which changes sign but in all other respects remains unaltered if two of the fermions are interchanged.
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