Complexity Invariance by Replication in the Quantum Square Well
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Abstract: A new kind of invariance by replication of a statistical measure of complexity is considered. We show that the set of energy eigenstates of the quantum infinite square well displays this particular invariance. Then, this system presents a constant complexity for all the energy eigenstates.
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