Submitted by [deleted] t3_y43hbo in askscience
lerjj t1_isfw7s3 wrote
Angular momentum in quantum mechanics is a vector in that it transforms under the vector representation of SO(3). The term vector unfortunately means two different things - vector spaces are one, and representation theory (tensors etc) are another.
1856NT t1_isfx357 wrote
Very useful! Thanks!
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