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Spin and permutation symmetry arise naturally in Bohmian mechanics.
“Spin and permutation symmetry arise naturally in Bohmian mechanics [2,30,13,46,35], and an analysis explicitly taking them into account would differ from the one given here in no essential way.”
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All arguments and results of the paper can be transferred to stochastic mechanics without significant modification.
“In view of the similarity between Bohmian mechanics and stochastic mechanics [44,45,46], for which similarity see [35,28], all of our arguments and results can be transferred to stochastic mechanics without significant modification.”
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