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orthogonality is thought of as describing non-overlapping, uncorrelated, or independent objects of some kind
see equation below for how to define two functions as being orthogonal
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single valued, continuous, and finite.
these are the requirements of a wavefunction
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The state of the system is completely specified by ψψ\psi. All possible information about the system can be found in the wavefunction ψψ\psi.
first postulate of quantum mechanics: all the info we need about a system can be figured out using the wavefunction
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orthogonal
orthogonal=events are statistically independent of one another
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