Phase and number
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A selfadjoint operator is given with the right properties to be a firm candidate for the quantum phase. Its spectrum, commutation relations, uncertainty inequalities and classical limit are briefly discussed. [See also ibid. 9, 263-264 (1985) for errata and prior related work.]
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