Two-particle coordinate encoding #
The coordinate splitting used to compare rank-one lifts in two distinct particle coordinates. The order of the two displayed particles is retained; simultaneous exchange therefore acts by swapping those two entries and fixes the remaining configuration.
Partition the full spatial index into two selected particles and all remaining coordinates.
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Insert two distinct spatial particle coordinates.
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Insert two distinct spin coordinates.
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The measurable coordinate equivalence associated with ordered insertion of two distinct particles.
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Ordered insertion of two distinct particles preserves product volume.
Split a spin assignment into two selected labels and the remaining labels.
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Regroup finite spin amplitudes into two selected spin factors.
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Swapping the two displayed spatial entries is simultaneous particle exchange.
Swapping the two displayed spin entries is simultaneous particle exchange.