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 *A - Wave Function and Measurement*
 
-* The **wave function of a particle** (denoted by the Greek letter Psi $`\Psi`$) is governed by the
-  Schrödinger equation in non-relativistic quantum mechanics, or by the Klein-Gordon,
-  Dirac, Proca, Rarita-Schwinger equations (depending on the particle's spin) in quantum
-  field theory (which combines and extends special relativity and quantum mechanics).
-
-* It is *not material*, and one of its particularities is to
-  *include an imaginary part* that plays a fundamental role.
-
-* No one yet understands the real meaning of this wave.
-  It is **limited by the speed of light, except at the moment of a measurement**
-  (collapse of the wave function), which is a non-local, i.e., instantaneous phenomenon (therefore
-  with $v > c$).
-  This **non-local behavior** is *fundamentally random* and therefore
-  *does not allow communication* (otherwise, it would imply the existence of temporal paradoxes).
+* Quantum waves are **disturbances in a probability field**,
+described by the **wave function $`\psi`$**. The temporal evolution of this function is
+governed by *Schrödinger's equation*, or by more advanced equations in *quantum field theory*
+(which combines and extends special relativity and quantum mechanics).
+
+* **$`\boldsymbol{\psi}`$** does not describe a classical wave, but rather a **probability amplitude**
+of finding a particle in a given state (position, momentum, spin, etc.).
+The *probability itself* is proportional to *$`|\boldsymbol{\psi}|^2`*.
+In this sense, the quantum function **$`\boldsymbol{\psi}`$ describes wave-particle duality**.
+
+* It is *not material*, and one of its particularities is
+*having an imaginary component* that plays a fundamental role.
+
+* No one yet fully understands the true meaning of this wave.
+It is **limited by the speed of light, except during measurement**
+(collapse of the wave function), which is a non-local phenomenon, i.e., instantaneous (therefore
+with v > c).
+This **non-local behavior** is *fundamentally random* and thus
+*does not allow communication* (otherwise it would imply the existence of temporal paradoxes).
+
+![](hydrogenoid-atom-quantum-mechanics-s-p-orbitales.gif)
+_Representation of electron presence probability (blue) in s orbitals (center) and p orbitals (8 lobes)_
+_of a hydrogen-like atom, with the atomic nucleus at the center and highly magnified (red)._
+
 
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