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    "abstract": "A new class of stochastic variables, governed by a specifice set of rules, is\nintroduced. These rules force them to loose some properties usually assumed for\nthis kind of variables. We demonstrate that stochastic processes driven by\nthese random sources must be described using an probability amplitude formalism\nin a close resemblance to Quantum Theory. This fact shows, for the first time,\nthat probability amplitudes are a general concept and is not exclusive to the\nformalism of Quantum Theory. Application of these rules to a noisy,\none-dimensional motion, leds to a probability structure homomorphic to Quantum\nMechanics.",
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    "authors": [
      "J. M. A. Figueiredo"
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    "title": "Games with Quantum Analogues",
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