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recoupling

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recoupling [rē′kəp·liŋ]
(quantum mechanics)
A transformation between eigenfunctions of total angular momentum resulting from coupling eigenfunctions of three or more angular momenta in some order, and eigenfunctions of total angular momentum resulting from coupling of the same eigenfunctions in a different order.


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